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Home My WebLink About1977-09-17 - Orange Coast Pilot• -. Orange Coast iD ITION Diae-.-Li n e Bargains T Clay VOL. 70 NO 260. 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,.1977 l , TEN CENTS Conrad Political Ally Pleads Guilty -- A ~\'\:..Ir-old folht·r of M'\ en children, who i, )1' he 1Aouldn l know u pullt1t·1an if he i,aw ont:. Friday ~cume the: Cir~l of e1~hl persons. indicted 1n Orange County this yct1r on pohucaJ cor rupt1on-rulated charges, to settle account.., ;\lart1n Kirschner, who in variably 1s described simply as ··a Calabasas jewl•ler. · told Supenor Court Judge Kenneth Williams he is g uilty of two c:harges brought against him in separate indiclmenlb. Judge W11llum s fin ed Jo.1r~rhncr SS.000 and plact'<i him un lhrt'(! ycartt formul problllton. Thul is the pnce Kirschner paid for allowing himself to ~ used as a funnel to channel $'2,500 hl'longing to former financie r (;cnl' Conrad into county Supt.•rv1~or Philip Anthony's suc- t·cssful 1976 campaign. For the record, Kirschner said ht· was guilty or prt!parmg a false receipt that showed he received S2.500 from Conrad last October for payment of jewelry. • That receipt was given to the Grand Jury during its investiga- tion into county political prac· ticcs in an attempt lo show the money donated ~o Anthony was K lrschne r's, not Conrad's. Kirschner also pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge that ac· cused him of collaborating with Conrad to violate state election campaign regulations. In the pleading process. seven additional charges brought against Kirschner by the Grand Jury last spring and summer ' were dismissed with prejudice. meaning he can never again be charged with the alleged crimes. When agreeing lo settle ac- counts for the 55..000 Cine and three years formal probation, Judge Williams made it clear he didn't think t he Jeweler deser ved Juil lime despite the fact he could . have been sentenced to Crom one to fi ve years in stale prison. Though Judge Williams didn't !>uy so. 1t was clear that Kirschner's role as an unwitting accomplice lo Conrad's political donation .hi-jinx cast him almost as a victim rather than the pcrptrator or a crime. According to Grand Jul'y transcripts, Conrad 'owed Kirschner roughly $17,000 for jewelry he had purchased whUe he brieny was the high-flying financial wizard behind the now discredited Irvine-based Pension Funds of America. It is indicated in th e lrunscripts that Conrad agreed to pay his account if Kirschner would dump a $2,500 check into Anthony's campaign. Bul rather than receive the full Sl 7 ,000 to clear the account. Kirschner got a $2,500 Conrad check last Oct. 22 to match the amount__he sUppcd into the An· thony campaign. There is no indication that An- thony ei ther so licited Kirschner 's contribution or, for that matter, knew it was Conrad money. Kirschrter's guilty plea leaves <See GUILTY. Page A2) • IOD ru s e1ze 63 Hours t o Go Murderer Wins Execution ·stay TALLAHASSEE. Fla. IJ\PI John A Spenhhnk. a Culuornia prison eseapct•" ho\\ as convicted ol munknng ..in Ohio ex-convict. \\a~ granlt.-d a stay of execution Fnduv 63 hours bl'forc he WUl> APWl,..,,.,...o VACANT CHAIR 1,.., depicttd "' ("111111t•r"fHH'tl 1-tllt·r .lnhn .\ ~i1v11l-l·link Thl' l11w d r~m i 11 I.! "a-. dnnl' in 1 ~iii afl l'I' 111:-. plt>a ·1m· <'lt•mcrn~· ".rs- dt>1111.'d Westminster Teachers' Strike Set? Wcstmins lt>r Teachers As· sociation President Bob Mann said .r·nduy there is a "good possibility of a strike when classes res ume Monday ... A state-apl)ointed mediator could not brihg district officia1s and teachers lo a contract settle· ment in aJl-dny negotiations Fri· day. Westminster e lementary school teachers rnet after the n egotlalions concluded Friday and reaffirm ed their position to strike if a contract settlement Is not reached thJs week. . The main issue at iJnpaase 81'1' pears to be •the duratiQD of J.be ' proPoSed contract. District officials "ant a multi· year pact bu.t te.achers are onl)' willing to accept a one-year pacli U.S. JllSITQR : ' .. QVIZ FE:4TURE sl'hedulcd to die in the electric t•hair L' .S Dis trict· Court Judge William Stafford granted an in- dt.'finitc s tay of execution so that he can hold a hearing Wednesday on arguments by Spenkelink"s al· tornc) s that f''lorida 's death penalty is applied irralionully and in a racially discriminator.> manner . Florida Atty Gen Robert • Shevin. who successfully argued before the U.S. Supreme Court for reinstatement of capital punish· meni, said he would not appeal Staff'ord's rulini:. Shevin said he was confident the judge would rule against Spenkelink on Wed. nesday and W'<)uld reschedule his execution for the end or next week. • Spenkelink. 28. of Buena Park "as scheduled ror execution at Florida State Prison near Starke al8.JOa.m . Monday. lie was convicted of murdering Joseph Szymankiewicz. 43, an Ohio parole violater. on Feb. 4, 1973. in a Tallahassee motel. Szymankiew1cz was s hot in the head and back. -~~-nkelin~ ~dmilled the killing but saiane acte.d in self-defense after Szymankiewicz rob~d him or SS.000 and attacked h1 m. A few hours before Stafford is· i1ued his ruling. the Florl~a Supreme Court refused in a 7-0de· <'isiontoatay theexecuUon. Sporikelink's attorney, Tobias Simon of Miami, won the stay from Stafford'by {lrguing that the (Se~CHAIR, PageA2> St. John· Asks Aid in Fight Wi th Judges REAL-LIFE HIGHWAY PATRPLMEN ENJOYED NEW TV SHOW Bob Chestnut, left, and Bob Wenta Chuckle Over "CHIPS" 4Nabbed lnCoun(y Round-up Narcotics agents, working m a coordinated sweep in Honolulu and Newport Beach. have arrest· ed four members in Orange Coun- ty of what they claim is one of Southern California ·s major co- c aine smuggling rings. Although no substantial amounts or cocaJne were seized during the arrests on Thursday and 1'"nday. agents claim the:-· seized nearly 18 pounds of the ii· licit drug during the earlier in vestigation. This cocaine 1s worth between $800.000 and SI million in one-gram s treet sol~. .. investigators said. Taken into custody in the globe-spanning operation were Joe and Sergio Avila. owners of the El Ranchlto restaurants in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Both are being held In Orange County Jail on charges of con- spiracy. smuggling and continu Ing criminal enterprise that were contuined In a federal Grand !See DRUGS, Page A2> • Laguna Be ach CBiPS· Off Old Block To ·Party Highu:ay Patrolmen View New TV Series / A ll Day-Long . • Laguna Beach residenlc; and ~ -By TIM R9BER1'S 04 llM Dally ~Itel Stall Burly motorcycle patrolm~rn. Robert Wenta walked into the briefing room and boomed ... , don't want lo see any orficfrs slapping hands on the.Jreeway to· d ay.·· No on e in the Ca llforntu Hlghv.ay Patrol <CHPI Santa Ana treudquarters paid much at tcntion and Wenta ct)uckled to himself, pleased with his own jest. Wenta was referring to a scene from "ClllPS", a new t~le\'hion se r~es dealing wil~ the ''freewheeling" exploits of two young fictional highway. patrolmen. one of whom is cbn- slantly In hot water. more dramatic ltn(':; from the show. "1 thouli(hl it was great ... Wen· ta. a 25-ycar veteran comment· ed. "My 1.~ year old thought it was super. Sever a l offi cers s uggested that·s lhc al.le group at which lhc show is aimed. "I've seen shows a hell of a lot worse,·· 14-year veteran George McClellcnd ofCcred. McClellend said in drawled voice, ·• 'ff I ever scope that turkey again. i ·m gonna pull hjm visit.ors to the Art Colony will be out .. -throu~h his-wind win1. seaL out-ep rnas£etocta1 for a day•looJt bell attached.· ·· He laughed. village party at Main Beach The line was tokep from the show Park. worclforworct. '1 Activities range Crom McClc llend added that the volleyball and basketball t.ourna- d1alogue was authentic. taken m ents, to three-legged races. from the "guys up in Sacramen-balloon toss and sand sculpture to " Sacramento headquarters is competitions . furnishing advisers for the pro· The sport tourneys begin at 9 gram. a.m .. followed by other picnic· Wenla co rrected that typeactivibesatthemainbeach. <See CHJPS, Page A2) 'Community Effeet' Jazz music will begin at 5 p.m. at the north end oC the beach and a barbecue sparerlb dinner served by the Laguna Be'ach Jaycees will begin at. t p.m . at S3.SO per person. The price is $2.50 for . Laitce Ethics Eyed 111' I . 0 7 ' children. · A fireworks display at 8:30 and a bonfiN!1lt ~p.m . wlll l'eundout the (~tivllies. · Wi!ota·~ joki11g attltude ~as r e prdcntatlve of the otber pairolm~n·s comi;:nents about lhe . st\Ciw; they coosjdered tt g()Od ' run. if not entirely rea,listic. The patrolmcn·s compliments wt,lre in sharp cohlrast to a ~rltical re· view w.;ltten by The Associated Press· Jay Sharbutt. ·By .CoWJ~ B~nkeis .-Co ast Gathertn1 For a l"tl~ay morn· ihl brJcflns;. the real ltre patrolmen traded ln1ults and Jibes. ~Uverang, amidst the 1ood-natured ban~r. some of the Early morning and lai. night clouds today and Sund~y becoming "unny In the afternoons. HJghs to- day 68 to 74 and Sl.Ulday 72 to 78. OvernJ1ht lows ~7 to 63. I • tt2 0#.IL Y J'ILOf NZ Team First in Tornado 8) LMON UK'KABF.Y ,.,,. _.,. .......... u.. ·-... ~, r t>ou,~las i nd ries, consl1ttna or 02 boats from 15 c-ounlrat-., i., tx·inl( ~:.11h'd orf Lclnil IS1•,11 h ll;1rh11r un 1l1•r th1• ... ,,.m~1ir:..h111 of Ahun1lo't IS.iv \ ;u:hl ('luh The Nt·w ZNland tt.>am lnult.<d Brian Lewi11, Auslrahu, Keith Notary. U.S : wnd Tobias Ncuhunn, \\'c~l, m•.iny for lhe f1r!>t half Of th male l'CU.rSC, out workt..'<l Lh way intb the lc.>ad on the st•co tnangulJr I.if' and \\ere never hcudcd Lewis f101 :;h cd second Neuhann w<is third and Notary tuurth at the end or the !in11I windward leg an a breeze that held consistently at about 10·12 .knots. Notary was fouled at the st:.irt by another Amcrit·an boat wh1l·h dropped out of the race an~ he a lso filed a protes t ugarnst Neuhann. Besides Notary, from Merrill Island, Fla., four other U.S. Skip- pers finished among the first 10. Top 10 fini shers were: . . . 1. Peter Doug I us --Chris Timms .. Auckland. N .Z. 2. Brian Lewis Warren Rock. Sorrento, West, Australia 3. Tobias Neuhann-Doris Sat- tler, Munich. Germany . 4 . Keit n Notary -David Gamblin, Mt•rritt Island, Fla. 5. Randy Smyth -Suzie Bradshaw, Hunt.Jngton Harbour, California . 6. Bob Kettenhoren --Jim JUll, San Francisco, Cali fornia .., . Skip Elliott--J eff Littell, Newport Beach, California 8. Werner Fiala-Nils Zorn, Berlin, Germany 9 . Jorg Spengler-Rolf Dullenkopf, Nuremberg, Germany 10. Paul and Mark Bussard, Mountain View, California From Page Al CHAIR .•• }~Jorida death penalty is dis- criminatory because it has been applied to few persons convicted vf murdCt"ing blacks but to many convicted or killing whites. Spenkelink is white, as was Szymankiewicz. "This state has continued to ap- ply the death penalty as it always has done based on race, with no rational basis to it," Simon told reporters after Stafford's de- cision was announced. He argued during the hearing the 109 persons received death sentences in Florida for killing whites and five for killing blacks. Simon's figures and his con- e I us ion were challe nged by !;hcvin. "What Mr. Simon is saying is that we've got to have as a quota system. We've got t-0 have as many black people being killed by premeditnted murder as we have while victims," Shevin said. Simon s aid he would prove at w ednesday 'shearing that most or the 12 convicted murderers who rec el ved life sentences in 35 cases reviewed by the Florida Supreme Court committed worse crimes than Spenkelink. "lt 's totally irrational for this m ao to die when you compare the facts in this case with those who have been allowed to live," Simon said. HEU'UNE'S NEW NUMBER The phone number reported for the National Migraine Founda- tion help line number in the story run in Friday, Sept. 16 People s~Uon has been changed. The new number in Orange is 639-6715. O"ANGI! COAST DAILY PILOT A .. Wl ......... COURAGEOUS (LEFT) TAKES 2·0 LEAD IN CUP RACE Heading Home •• Au1tralla Reachea Wind Muk Courageous Takes 2-0 Lead in 'Cup' NEWPORT, R.I. <AP> -Ted Turn er, at th e helm of CourageQus, sailed away from Australia in a 10-dcgree wind ::.hifl on the first lo~ and t<>?k the cautious route home to victory Friday for a 2·0 lead in the best- of ·seven America's Cup final series. Australia, skippered by Noel Robins, again was plagued with sail problems, especially on the reaching legs where it seemed she would switch from one lnef- f ective spinnaker to another, and wound up losing by 1 minute, 3 seconds. Despite those problems, it was Australia's best over-all showing m the series, and the boat's con- sistency and competitiveneas over the last few legs especially were encouraging to Alan Bond, head of the Australia syndicate. "This is the best race we've ever had, including 1974," said Bond, who was also head of the Australian syndicat e which brought Southern Cross here three years ago only to see her lose four straight to Courageous. Arter trailing by as much as 2'h minutes, Australia was ac· tually in a position to challenge on the last l~g of the race, trailing by just1:06 at the fifth mark. "We are getting better.•• said Bond. "We've won three starts, Frona Page AJ GUILTY ••• I Conrad in a position of having to defend himself against a con· ·spiracy charge in which his al· leged co-conspirator h~s said. yes, I was part or a conspiracy. But that is the least or the 44· year-old former police in· former's legal problems. A federal Grand Jury in Los Angeles has charged him with fraud-related felony crimes con· nected with $1.2 million worth of loan fees paid to his now derunct loan brokerage firm. Ahead of the burly ex· Chicagoan is a defense against county Grand Jury alle1ations that be conspired to violate state campaign laws when he dumped almost $55",000 into various political campaigns lastfall. On the hook with Conrad ln the county indictment are Anthony, Supervisor Ralph Diedrich, Fullerton attorney Michael Rem· ington and Anaheim City Coun· cilman William Kott. When discussing KJrschner's plight late Friday afternoon, de· fense lawyer J erry J ackson described his client as "a non· political person." "At the titpe all this was going on, he wouldn't have known Phil Anthony or Ralph Diedrich if they had tapped him on the shoulder and said boo,'' Jackson said. • He also said his client s In· volvement in "this whole mess·• bas already "cost him dearly'• and that Jud1ct Williama was right when he dldn 't send Kirschner to jail. Chief Davis . To Be Feted ~ . .. In Laguna IA Ancelee Police Chief Ed Davis WSU be In La1Juna Beach Saturday, atteudlo1 a fund· raltln.l euwer tn b11 honor at tbe home ot Harry Lawrence, !MS South Coaat ffltbway. Ctilef Davia, wbo bat lnclleatecl b• may run for 1ovenor of CalllorD.la, wm addreU about 150 oec>Pl•at UM $10aplate1apper. -Tbe fund.,..._ •• orsaallecl by~ Jack Sm~ pr9i· dtat of tbe local Calltoml1 • ~epabUcu Auntbty 04 a paember of U. bpabUcm .Rate c.Dtral Oommtttet. . TM~aftn&l IMMrtal·blslM at 4 p.lia., Smlt.Daalcl. A4dMOlu1 ttctm W1D be Mel '1 Ult..-. now we've got t o win some finishes." The loss put t'he Australia syn- dicate in a very precarious posi· tion. Although Courageous has to win two more to clinch America's 23rd successrul de- fense of the 126-year-old trophy, there has been no indication that Turner will falter. Asked if Courageous would make it three in a row today, Turner said: "I don't know. All we can do is try. We'll give it our best shot." From Page Al DRUGS ..• Jury indi~tment handed down Thursday in Honolulu. The criminal enterprise charge carries with it a man- d atory sentence or 10 years to life upon conviction. · Also arrested by Newport Beach narcotics officers were Joy Marlene Chaban, 26, of 24056 La Ronde, El Toro and Stephen Granat, 26, a one·Ume Newport Beach resident who was already in c ustody on charges of narcotics violations, burglary and auto theft stemming from a Newport Beach case. A total of 11 people were Iden· tified in the indictment and of· rtcers both in Honolulu and·. Newport Beach say they expect more arrests as well as more in· dictments. The operation has been the subject of a three-year investiga- tion begun by Newport Beach narcotics detectives and which eventually brought in the U.S. Customs Service, the Federal Drug Enforcement Administra· lion and the Royal Canadian Mowited Police. According to Newport Beach Sgt. Darryl Youle, ring mem· hers, allegedly led by Joe Avila, 30, of 342 62nd St.. Newport Beach, used !emale balrdressers as couriers to get the cocaine from Peru to Southern California. You>e saicl one operation in 1975 went from Peru to Tahitl to Honolulu where the courier was arrested and 13.S pounds of co- caine were seiied. He said the drug was always carried in the false bottom of a suitcase. He said Canadian aothoriUes made a similar arrest last year in Vancouver involving Miss Chaban. Youle said they believe the 4.4 pounds she was found with bad cooie from Peru via TahlU to Vancouver. Det. Mike Wetala deserlbecl the operation as a .. light or· ganlzatlon, .. and said they believe the principals in the • .operation worked together for at least three years. Joe Avtla is belni be1d in lieu of $250,000 cash ball. Hla brother, Sergio, 26, of 109 41.lt St. Newport Beach, remains jailed 1n lieu of $100,000 cub ball. Miu Chaban la held tn lleu of $2S,OOO bon~ Police likened the cue to the Brotherhood of Eternal LoTe, a ring tha.t amuuled madjuan.a and LSD d:llMI the late abet.lee. ''There's not much money In· volved. .. Hid one lnftltl1ator, ••but the opera~ ti Of COlllpera~ ble me tn term. ot latmaatloaal deallnp. WASHINGTON tAP> -· Budget Director Sert Lance ran into tough questioning from a Senate panel Friday over whether he delayed a routine FBI 1)robe into his past and whether bank overdrafts during his 1974 gubernatorlaJ campaign gave him an wifaJr advantage. But he also picked up some vocal support as Sen. Thomas Eagleton, <D-Mo. ), claimed that Lance was being smeared by the same broad brush used so effec- tively by the late Sen. Joseph McCarthy. "In the 1950s, we had gulll by association,'' Eagleton said. "Sen. McCarthy made it into a fine art. In 1977, we have gullt by accumulation." McCarthy, a Wisconsin Republican, made headlines dur· ing the 1950s with largely un· s ubstantiated accusations of widespread Communist infiltra- tion in the United States. Some of the harshest question· lng or Lance came from Sen. Charles McC. Mathias, <R·Md.), who c laimed the ability of Lance's campaign committee to write overdrafts on the Lance· run First National Bank of Calhoun, Ga., was "an asset for a canwdate like the goose thnt lays a golden egg." After a second full day of grill- inf the budget director, the com- m ttee adjourned ils public session until a rare Saturday hearing. Fro.P~AJ BANKERS. • small amount of money, but he is doine lt with quit~ a bit.·· the El Toro banker said. ·Tve never done it, not even by one penny ... Jack Higley, manager of the United California Bank branch in Huntington Beach. said an employe would usually be "gone" after one overdraft if it was a substantial amount and not an honest mistake. A Laguna Beach banking of- fi cial said employes are even charged a service fee on their free accounts when they become overdrawn. But, she said. ~hey will sometimes waive those fees for good customers who don 't often overdraft. "I wonder how he ever did It," she said of the Lance affair. "We have to report loans 0£ certilin amounts and, in essence, that was a loan." "If the bank didn't report it, the Laguna official explained. state and federal auditors would probably catch it and report it. "As far as our policy is con- cemed, it's entirely against the rules lo let our officers overdraw their accounts," asserted David Cave manager and vice presi- dent ~t Bank of America's Costa Mesa branch. Cave said he feels Lance took unfair advantage or his relaU.onshlp with his bank. Another Costa Mesa banker decllned to be identified but took the toughest stance: ••What Lance did was absolute· ly against the rules,·· the ofCicial said. "He should ~et out and quit giving us (the banking Industry> a bad name." But Ken Willis, president of the Bank or San Clemente. doesn't agree that the situation has marred banking's reputation. "I am most familiar with banking in California, where It is not legal for an officer to overdraft hJs account. Bank· Ing may be done somewhat dif· ferently in the south," he ex· plained ... Who can say their klnd of banklng ls any better or worse than ours. Banking is banking as long as bankers use good Judg· ment.•• Willis said that l£ a man ls flnanclally worth the amount or an overdraft, "I can't see anything particularly wrong with lt unless ll goes for a long period of tlme. Then lt becomes a bad debt." WUU.a believes that what Lance allegedly did "Is not all that bad" but be admitted It probably wouldn't bave happened ln Calltom1a. PolkeProbe Library 'fhe/t WASHTNGTON tAP> -.A·caurornta congre.safnan sug. gested Friday the creation of an "expeditionary force or volunteers" known as "Reaglln's Rough Riders" to defend • the Panama Canal if the Senate refu.ses to ratify tbe canal treaties with Panuma. Rep. J ohn L . Bur~on, (O·CaUf. ), said former California Gov. Ronald Reagan could be commi~aioned a "bird col- onel" and given a while horse upon which to luad the rouab riders into battle. •, Reagan ls a leading crltlc of the treaties under which the United States ts to relinquish control of the waterway by the year 2000. He and other critics or tho agreement have ex- pressed concern that the canal would not be protected ade- quately without U.S. control. Burton said that if Reagan "chooses not to. lead the volunteers into combat, but prefers to set up headquarters in the rear, he must supply his own while horse.·• . , Fro•PageAJ CLERKS ••• Later, legal opinions by County Counsel Adrian Kuyper and a legislative counsel in Sacramen- to tended to fortify St John's position. Meanwhile, court ad· ministrators were meeting with a county administration team headed by Board of Supervisors Chairman Thomas Riley in an at· tempt to setUe the dispute out or court. One concession made by the judges was am.agreement to postpone the pending takeover to at least Nov. l. But when Presiding Superior Court Judge Byron McMillan met with the court clerks Thurs- day, he assured them they will soon be the official charges or the judges rather .than the county clerk. Simultaneously, St John was meeting with his fellow county clerks and drumming up support that ended with the letter to Brown. The letter signed by Santa Clara County Clerk George A. Mann labled the Orange County judges' action "unconstitu· tional" and "a breach of faith.·· "Their <the judges") unilateral usurption of all or the court rune· lions of the county clerk is an abuse of judicial authority which can not go unchallenged," the letter continued. Fro•PageAJ .. CHIPS ••• patrolmen would never say such things out loud nor to one aoothec:, but would keep them un- der their br~ath. Not all tho comments wn e light-hearted. Public Affairs Of· ficer Gerry Maxwell bad some serious thoughts about the show: "We have to consider the im· age presented of the police,•• Maxwell said. ''Cop sbows seem to have one or two killings•.in every episode. It may be that we're isolating a very occasional part or the job, making it seem the rule rather than the exce,.. tion.·· ... About "CHIPS "". Maxwell sald, "If it appeals to kldll. m akes them laugh, and they grow up without this antlpoli~e attitude. then half the job .. is done." However. during the briefing. Maxwe ll expressed some re- servations. "I thought it made tis look dumb." he said. "You really thought it made us look dumb?" Wenta asked in- nocently. ··it made the mostoutoftheer· rors. the revving, the braking. and all that crap ... "You thought it made us look dumb? Really?" · ··u ·s comedy.-keystone," Max· well said. ''it's s upposed to be dumb.·· ~ Wenta offered, ••there's tbe.t kind or humor out there ... J Workers Face . . . "Our association Intends to take whatever steps are necessary to reverse the judges' action and to restore the county clerk's rightful jurisdiction over the non-judicial functions of the court." Those statements seemed to in· dicate the clerks' association is ready to join St John in whatever action be might take to stop the judges from trampling on ground the clerks see as their: own turf. Higher TaxeS: · Famine Predicted WASHING TON <AP) -A new study made public Friday pre· diets the world will experience great famines by tbe year 20QO and steep increases in the price of food "if it continues on its pre· sent course." WASHINGTO,N <AP> -'n\e Senate Finance Committee, look· ing for a politically acceptabie answer to the Social Security tax dilemma, voted Friday to dump most of tbe burden on employers. But workers would pay biglter taxes starting in 1979. The committee also voted to double to $6,000 a year the a mount a retired persoo may earn without losing Social Secwi· ty benefits. Property. Tax Chart Bad News for Many .. Land Fraud fl4 Rarks !Receive !Funding Irvine Man, 30, . ,.. • 1 Or•"I County aupervlsore Facing Prison : dlv\ded S? mllllon worth of 1976 l• tl11le .,_rk bond mon y amon1 14 local park and rc-erHt C>fl pro 'jecta thl1 w e~. lncludin1 $1!0,000 1 to help acqulro Moulton Meadowa J ParkinLQluna Be1cb • Other Oran1• Coast. proJecl'"t : that r«etved a dollar nod from t •upervison as they approved lhe : U million apendln1 plan ln· ~eluded · ' -m ,000 lo help develop the Serra Community Center of the Capistrano Bay Park and Recreation District $250,000 to aid m the develop menl of Oso-Commun1ty Park in County Service Area number 9. 1\1 ission Viejo .' -$170,000 to assist San Clemente with development of l.,inda Lane Park beach access and phase one development of -San Gorlonio Park. · Altogether, Orange County re· ~eived $6.9 !llfllion as its share of Ole ~ million park bond issu~ l\pproved by California voters jn 19'76. f', Roughly $4.9 million of the $6.9 .million went dlrect to the coun- tb''s 26 cities on a formula based 100 population. • County supervisors early this ~ear agreed to allocate county • government's $2 million cut of Uhe $6.9'lmilllon kllly to local pro- jects that would .. serve residents .gt more than one community." 1•Not aJl auperviaors were cer-.. 1aln that some of the parks and recreation projects that made up • t.be $2 million list have a quasi re· •lonal significance, $80,000 to ..-.Ucht up some Yorba Linda tennis courts, for example . ... • Ar. a result, it was on a 3·2 vote .wjth Supervisors Ralph Clark · and Laurence Schmit on the dis .senting end that the 14 projec~ . were approved. Largest single allocation went ~ a $350,000 tri·city park de- velopment bounded by Brea, .Fullerton and Placentla. ;Girls' Group Sets Signups ~ . _.+.... ~ The Camp Fire Girls will be holding signups for interested children and adults in Fountain · ~alley and Costa Mesa from • Sept. 19 through Sept. 28. ~·· In Fountain VaJley, meetings -'lllOill begin at 7 p.m. on Sept. 19 at .. be Fountain VaJley Community -center and at Monroe School on ~pt.28. .. In Costa Mesa, meetings will .. be held on Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. at Pomona School. and at Davis ..School on Sept. 26. ... For further information con· •.tact Regina Poepaart tor Foun- -bin Valley or Fran Webster for Costa Mesa at6734220. Barie E11e • D•llY '"°' Si.ti , ..... Missy, a 6-month·old black und tan dachs hund . will only have ey es for you if you 're the one who picks hl'l' up ut the Orange Count)· :\nimal Shelter. ut 561 City Orl\·e South , in Orange 1634-7301 ). Shelter is, open 10 a .m . to 5 p.m .. :-eve n days a week. - Irvine resident Anthony Dtn· nell, 29, faces sentencing Oct. 14 in Arizona after pleading guilty to three felony charges for his purt in a ~.S million land fraud scheme in that slate. Dlnnell, of 18732 Paseo Cort~z. ('OUld receive a maximum sen· tcnce of 10 years in prison and a fine of SlS,200 for his involvement in a scheme assertedly conduct cd by am ansurance firm named Combine..'<! Equity Assurance. DiMell pleaded guilty Sept 6 to use of a false instrument of fil. Ing , :.ale o f unreg is tered securities and providing false ~latements concerning land for ~ale Me1U1wh1le, [Our other people involved with the firm. including Oinnell's father. Clyde, 57, of 633 , Park Lido Drive, Newport Beach, face trial in the case on Jan. 10 · The case ('ume lo light a year ago when the two men were ar. rested by alewport Beach police on an Arizona Grand Jury indict· ment charging them with a total of 93 felony counts in connection with the land fraud scheme. Thal case originally involved 13 other defendants. but Mark Aspey, special prosecutor for the Arizona Attorney General's of· lice, said All but the elder Din- ne 11, and Arizona residents Daily Pilot Starts 'Neivspaper Courses' Today Daily Pilot readcrl> J01n with 15 million Americans who will read or earn college credit in the fifth year of .. Courses hy Newspaper ... <Page AlO > Nearly 400 news papers will of· fer the 15-week series of feature article "lectures" prepared by prominent scholars and authors This s emester Courses by Newspaper offers a sociology course "Crime and Justice in America.·· It is the seventh sem~teroffering since the Da1~y Pilot and 10 olheuapers in the United States tested the UC San Diego Ext-;nsion idea th at newspapers could serve studentl> in their homes. Courses by Newspaper are pre pared by UC San Diego Ex· tension and the nationwide pro- gram is supported by grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities P ersons interested m earning college credits may do so by enrolling 1n Santa Ana or Coastline Community College. A convenient registration blank ap· pears i.9 the Daily Pilot, when space plrmits. 'l'hl' "lecture:~" appear each Saturday in the Daily Pilot as a . public service and for the in- tt."rcst of our readers . Res idents of the Saddleback College Dis- trict should obtain a permit from their di strict if they wish to enroll for course credit in_another dis- trict. Supplementary reading ma terial is offered in two books a vu1lablc at the Orange Coast College bookstore This ·s emester':. l>t!rtes of articles was prepared by Dr. .J c•rom(' Skolnic k, director. Center for the Study of Law and Society at UC Berkeley. Israelis Attack BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP > Palestinian spokesmen claimed that Israeli planes and tanks at- tacked several towns in southern Lebanon Friday but Israel de· nied the accus ations. The Palestinian reports did not men- tion casualties, but one account s aid heavy fighting was continu- ing. 'The Fury of So11nd' -. DouglmJ Technicians Work To Quiet Cycles By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ol .. Olll1' ........... ~ The men who brought you the roar of the Saturn V moon rocket are trying today to do away With the whine of motorcycles. -McDonnell Douglas Corpora· \'.ion sound technicians may cut the vocal chords or motorcycles through their current $300,000 federal noise poUution study. McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company ln Hunt- Jngton Beach ls currently compil- ing results of sound teats of more tban 600 motorcycles of all slzea and types. A roving mobile van outfitted as an acoustics laboratory visit- ed 11 locations throughout the na- Uon to evaluate sound emitted by 140 models and 27 makes of motorcycles. The crew of scientists will suf .. gest design improvements lo re- duce noise problems. "Everywhere, we had the best possible cooperation," says E. T. "Ernie" Oddo, head ot the program. "iEveryone from th~ individual bjkers to the executives of the biggest manufacturers overseas has been interested ln what we're doing and willine to help." Sound samples were recorded at the 11 various sites. including race tracks, unused airfield land- ine atrips, county fairgrounds and the Fort Belvoir, Va., Army Vehlele Proving Ground. Some type or federal noise con· trol law will eventually be im· posed under the Environmental Protection Aeency and t he McDonnell Douglas Corporatia.i study ls vital to drawing it up. authorities say. Frank Hendricks, Ken Dut!y and Harriet Kotel have pleJded gull· ty to lesser charges Jhan were med by the grand jury. The elder Dinnell, who with his son has been runnma a local hot dog franchising operatiqn k!)Pwn as the Dog Father, curhtrtly 1s appealing a federal court income lax evasion conviction. He was convicted of two counts of filing false income tax returns m Phoenix 10 April and was l>en· tenced to 18 months in federal prison. He is currently free on bond pending h1l> appeal All of the 15 defendants 10 the land fraud case were officers or employes of the msuran"e com pany. The indic tme nt claim:. the ('O mpany sold land that was grossJy misrepresented and then illegally sold the mortgages to other individuab According to the indictment , the elder Dinnell wa:s in charge of the company's land sales opera lion, although he was not listed Wide Load l11deed · as an officer oft he firm. The younger man was the com pany 's executive vi ce president This life-size replica of ,a diplodocus was amon~ 14 dinos aur models trucked nearly 400 miles this week from Orderville, Utah, wherefhey we re s culpted over 14 yea1'S ago, to Vernal, near Dinosaur National Monument where they will be part of a state parks exhibit. 1977 aoSE OUTS-~~SA=~ 25" DIAGONAL 19'' DIAGONAL . -~-, s !. ·-~'==' ~ . . -........ ...., . .., .... ·r. -· · 7.\ 5469 s349 · · I CL'221 CHIU I S YLVANIA ",i GT·mATIC ~ :l COLOR I 25" DIAGONAL REMOTE CONTROL COMBINATION - l'f\'#lllM....__, ---•»* ............................... . --...... 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H ....... u .. t.i 1978 MODELS FROM SYLVANIA 25" DIAGONAL GT-MATIC PHOHI POI lOWPltlCI CL127J PHOHI fOl lOWrRICI CL727' rttoMl fOl LOWPRICl CL7271 PHOMI fOl LOWPRJCl Cl727t 1977 MODELS AT CLE~RANCE PRICE • 2511 DIAGONALS YOUR CHOICE s57500 FREE DEIJVERY & SET-UP ...... .oMAL AteLAI .. -# -.YI Vl\,l•I Id "' ftt/\111 .. '· 1tl '111 ,;..; ___...., I 1 • • • ... Deltrf'tlll.._ ...... NEWPORT HARBOR ART MUS~UM CELESf&ATES FIRST PERMANENT HOME PoaftJve ThlnkJng Build the Dre•m and Work of 11 Y••r• Muse11m for Art # Efforts Yie ld P erm anent Home Mtirines ·up T~mpO .. Rank Filed Und er One Servicemen's Clubs By WILLIAM HODGE movlntlnlhlldJrecUon." cw••Mtr ,. ... ,..., The arehltectu,al plans call ror A $3 mUUon servicemen's club a common l3.&00.1qu1re-foot under construction at El Toro ballroom surrounded on each Marine Corps Air Station will side by separate cocktail bring an up-tempo approach to l U'"''' 1 ... 100-1 a d ..11-1-1 military entertainment and, f~crntfe:. f;'eenlla~ :i~d recreaUon. ataffNCOa, lt alao will be the first Corpi:. Tbe ballroom 'Wilt be dlvlalble f acllity designed to serve both in hdlf or separated tnto four dlf • enlisted men and staff non-ferentrooms. c'?mmlsslooed officers <NCOa >. "THE YOUNGER PBOM.E .. WE'RE ATTEMPTING to can be llstening to a rock band on keep away from the old idea of a onesideoftheclubwbiletheolder start non-commissioned officers troops are Ustenin1tto a different <NCOs> club," sald Mike klndofbanclontheotheralde," Tierney, director-treasurer or Tlemeyaafd. command club management. While the musical rue on the ''We're planning on a high two aldes may 'Vary~ Tierney' the Marine Corps Htadqual1trs non-appropriated fund." lllid Col. Warren Bliacl(, base sen(ce officer. "We'll have to pay tbt money back after the c111b Mta ~o.lnl." BOTH TIERNEY AND Bl~k Hid tile club facilities would be open to retired mllltaey persoonel In the communities aurroundki' EtToro. Tho elub Is 1cbeduled to -be completed next May. Officia\s said they will test the facility before Its opening early in June. .. We're going \o spend a weelc or two to rehearse the operation with the people who will be work- ing here,·· Tierney ex.plained. quality sound system and ex-said, food •elecUon and quality cellent lighting for professional will be the same for both groups. Pot p1•ant s enlertalnment,"hesald. ..All the cooking will be done .I The planned 48,693-square-foot from a central kitchen,•• be ex- f acility is Lndeed a departure plained. "We'llbeabletoprovide . Nix Chance from the past. The club is de-everythJng from bot dogs to --- signed to accommodate mem· prtm· erib.'' r k t dJ MONTEREY CAP) -Mon· bers 0 two ran groups ra · ACCORDING TO TIERNEY, terey County sberitf'1 depuUes tionally separated in mllltary moneytobulldthenewclubJspro-say they found 16 marijuana f ~~~~:,trucUon started early vided throuah non-approprtated plants growing on the property ot funds. That means the project ls a candidate -for sheriff. ••nos IS THE FIRST club pai.dJorthroughmoneyeamedby Reginald Dewar. 48, a twice where you have two ranks com-thetwoexisUngElToroclubsand unsuccessful candidate for bined, yet with separate facilities other similar cluba throuabout sheriff, was booked Friday for in· Mrs. Wlnclkersaid the purpose of the patrons has for enlisted men and staff the ?4arlneCorps. veatlgatlon of marijuana been to bring museum-grade art to the Orange NCO• s , '' Tierney s al d . "Some of the money ls ln the possession, sheriffs Det. Terry By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of Ille Dally .. Uel Slaff The Newport Harbor Art Museum, celebrating the opening of its first permanent home with a series of events thls week, has not always been the slick, prosperous institution it is today. There was a time, 16 years ago, when it was nothing more than an idea shared by two Newport. Beach women -Betty Winckler and Flo Stoddard. TODAY THEY HA VE BEEN joined by more than ~ other volunteers and a nine-member pro· fesslonal staff headed by museum Director Tom Garver. The museum's new, 20,000-square root home in Newport Center replaces three temporary galleries used by the museum during its growing period. If there is a common thread that ties together the periods through which the museum and its backers have passed, it would have to be the power of positive thinking. AS ONE OF THE MUSEUM'S organizers re· called, "Those were audacious years. We just knew everything was going to come out a.U right. .. Maybe that's because we just didn't take ·no· for an answer," said Mrs. Winckler .• The museum traveled a long road to get to its new home, with st.ops at the Balboa Pavilion and at former newspaper oCCices. MRS. WINCKLER AND THE WIFE of onetime N ewpotfBeacb mayor J ay Stoddard got started on thefr project in the late '50s when permanent resi· dents frO(D Los Angeles County were beginning to settle in Newport in large numbers. Coast. "Ultimately military clubs are form or a Joan we received from Pfau said. Sheex~~nedthatthepakonsd~idednottocon··~----~--------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~ centratc on the works or local artists. That was already being done in Laguna Beach and the women realized the futility of duplicating something that was already available. THERE WERE SOME LEAN years when the Fine Arts Patrons were al the Pavlllon. The room was chilly, so patrons bought a gas heater and put it in the rafters. Everything bad to be jury-rigged and Mrs. Winek laughed recalling how an occasional extra pot of coffee w9uld over· load the entire building·s circuits, plunging the restaurant on the Cloor below into cold darkness. In 1968, the museum ma rked one of its milestones. incorporating as the Newport Harbor Art Museum and appointing Garver director and Phyllis Lutjeans as.«aUery administrator. Three years later came the move to the former new~aper ofClce near the Newport pier and the con- tinued expansion of the museum, its exhibits and its educational programs. " ONE TJONG MRS. WIN~KLER NOTED with particular pride is the reputation enjoyedoy the museum's catalogs. Produced with the same quali- ty standards applied to exhibits, the catalogs have introduced the museum to the rest or the country. Jn 1970, another breakthrough occured when Avco donated its collection of 34 works o( contemporary art to the museum, providing a base for the museum'spermanentcollection. NO RUST-CAST ALUMINUM J Piece sma AltMCMAllt CO~TAIU c .... , .. , s119 Dina iD the Great Dutdaars TW1lt .. Wftf to rtla~ ttyle. """' Ult •••• ..... ...... .... '1iMc• ... .. They gathered a group of friends and incorporat-Even in its earlier days, the museum and its volunteers looked forward to having a permanent home. In 1964 Mrs. Denis Sullivan started a building a nd endowment fund through which money was raised to pay rent on the Clrst. two locations and to build the new museum on land donated by the Irvine Company. ed at the Fine Arts Patrons of Newport Harbor. The group was incorporated in 1961 and began to raise funds and arrange for exhibits. In 1962, they found their first temporary home ln the unused up- s tairs portion of the Balboa Pavilion. MRS. WINCKLER RECALl.S THAT the location was chosen as much for the price -the museum originally occupied it rent free --as for the fact that by locating tn a landmark, the museum would at- tract some attention. She said the group concentrated on showing works of contemporary a rtists primarily for monetary reasons. "We couldn't have exhi,bited old masters," she explained, "bccause~bc surance would have been too costly." TllE EMPHASIS CURRENT ART has re- mained, and museum o ficials note that the theme or the art of our times gives them greater latitude than they would have in limllin& themselves to a specifically defined period or contemporary art. Mrs. Winckler gives much of the 4;redit for the museums·s current status to the many hours devot· ed by volunteers and to the work of Garver, who has returned to the museum after a five-year absence. "llE WAS A BRASH YOUNG MAN who could make things happen," she said. "But then. we were pretty brash, too:· Today, the museum is run by a board of directors that includes many prominent businessmen as well as some of the original patrons. ~ ~faving round a perm~ent home, the museum will expand its influence in the community, re· aching out with a variety of education and participatory programs. Those programs will in· elude the performing arts as well as the more static forms or art generally associated with museums. SJC Beftuty Spots Cited A San Juan Capistrano civic beautlflcaUon organization has announced the recipients or this year's awards for contributions to the minion city's esthetics. · RestoraUon award winner is Scarnecchia Antiques while the landscape maintenance award went to Matthews and Reyes Chevron Service Station. Bot!\ establishments are located in the city. The city of San Juan won the -annual la ndscape award for landscaping the Del Obispo me- dian near tamlno Caplstrano and the El Camino Real Park. A special a\vard was gfven to Mrs. Ilene Duncan for her con- tributions to San Juan Beautiful and other clvlc organizations. The awards wlll be presented at San Juan Beautiful 's annual awards banquet tonight at the Capistrano DePot. Winds Dying in Desert light Rain in Mountailu, Srmny Elsewhere I Leisure Fundtutt, for the discriminating buytr Weather. Resistant! ·-· ..... .... • G•aot 48 wt 4 chairs decofafOt COIOl''l s499 WILL MOT FUKL CH" 01 DETBIOU TE WITH MOIMALUSE Shop Town&: • Nol a oabted '"''~" but a tusf~ 4 mil Potvureth~e ePQlied bv the PoWder fuSIOll melhocS g1v1l'IQ 8 mechllllCll s 1" bOnd 10 the mer al Tffl llMTWOOD ROCKER ....... 00 We Now CarrY New· Fine Oak Furniture S PC. WHITE WICKER SET SJ88 lndustnalht Norton Simon has been elected dtrector of th e museum that heurs h is name in Pasadena.,,. Was hingt o n Gov. Dixy Lee Ray sent h e capital dress ·~orps s trawberry -Cheesecake topped with whipped cream p s her way of apologizin~ for not hiring a full·tim c iprcss secretary "to ~evotc himself to ;their care <md feed-·.ing ... College Borders Eyed State Panel Studi,es Proposed Campuses By WIWA• SCHaEIBE& ......... ., ........... Orontlo County community collel(e boundaries •nd v~ n•w campua wlll aet Mdded 1crullny ovl'r th 1 next few months from two key state uaen· de• lnvulve4 In plunnln& and fund!na college 1rowth. ) The C'dttfornia Postsecondary Education Com. QllUlon <C l>£C), at lht requealohhe State Depart· mcnt ol Finance, wm Jntenalty tu probe of district "11 that means that Saddleback district stu- dents 10 '('usUn must cross the Une to ·Co to a nearby school in Rancho Santiago, then perhaps that is the way It will be," he said. ''Olar study will look at a variety ff things." Picl(ens added. f'or example, we want to get a handle on slu· dent attendance patterns -the reasons why they attend one school lnstead of another." boundaries wilb an .iye toward delermlnlng their PICKENS SAID HE EXPECl'S TO survey stu· \IMlidJty, dents to determine lf campus location, an lnstitu· lion's "aura" or special prqgrams are reasons for DR. BILL PICKENS, SENIOR CPEC analyst, lnter·clistrict attendance. uld the IJnance agency ls apparenUy concerned After issuing his April report, Pickens con· about local plannlna for new campuses in the Sad· ceded that it would probably be polillcally lmpossi· dleback, Rancho Sanliaao (Santa Ana> and North ble to combine districts or create a single large dis· Or ante County t:ollege districts. tricl in the county. Saddleback College is building a 20·acre But he said CPEC Is looking much more closely sateJUte in Irvine, which ls less than CPEC's stan. at the inter·district attendance arrangements as a dard e.L&hl·milo rad.au.s from a 150-acre site being means to serve all students in the county more Saturday. September 17, 19n $99.95 It laddlebaek Patio! considered for purchase.by Rancho Santiago. it bl The Rancho Santiago site, in the hllls or east _e_q_u_a_Y_·----------------Orange, is also quite close to a site already owned by the North County district. RANCHO SANTIAGO TRUSTEES ARE pre- paring to spend $3.3 million to buy the site from the Irvine Company. The cash will be ~local tax money since the state allocation was cut from the budget by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. at the sugges· lion or the state finance department. . Pickens said In an Interview that the new CPEC study will essentially involve an expansion' of a re· ·port issued last April, which outlined the bjsto~y · and politics or community college boundaries in Orange County. . . Among other things, Pickens said, his new analysis will study op~ons broug.h~ forwa~d 17 years ago in the Holhs Allen·W1lham Briscoe report on comm unity college districting. THAT 1960 REPORT SUGGESTED such possibllitieS as a single college district for the en. Ure county and three large districts rather than the four that developed. The CPEC report in April s uggested the possibility that Rancho Santiago and North County work together on developing one •·super campus'' in the northeast county hills to serve the expanding population in the area. It also supported S1ddleback's plan for its satellite campus in Irvine. Even so, Pickens said Saddleback's problems of massive size and growth will probably be a focus ' of the study. Deatla Notlen aL.AKE EVELYN K. BLAKE, re•ldel!t of Cotle Mna, C..lfomY. P&tMCI •••v Oft Seplw,,_r U, 1'77. SW...lwd b'( her hu\banO .Hrry 81alte, Min J••-T. Blake Jr., Of Coate MeM, C.. claulMer HHther l(yl• of ~I• M•M, ca. Motlwr Alllh Uewr of ,....,, Jerwy, t- brotheri Carl and Peter Ll•Mr of Virginia end Peter L.leMr of H- JerMy, ON slJ1er Joan Oerewr• Of Florid• and ,,,, .. orandclllldrtn. Friend• m•v c•ll Belt eoerdwev Mortuer'I' Sund•y Septemb•r 11. Death Notice• 11:00AM lo l ::IOPM. Servtces will be Mondey •I 1:00PM et th• Cllrl1t Lut"9ren ~11160 VlctOO'I• SI., Cott• MeM, C.. Offlelent Rev. L. V. Tomow. 8•11 8..-Wey MOr1u•ry Olreclon. aUSH MABEL BU$H, tHlc»nt of Coste M• ... C.lllomle. Paned •w•v on S.p. tember u. 1m. 5'.lrvl .. d b'( 1-'°"' Aten ~ of OKI• Mesa, Ca, •no Herold 8""' of Hneoa City, Ce. one d•U9hlH AllGOfl• ~r or O•nerd, C.. Prtv.i.e tarnlly --.ices were i..td. B<tll B~y Mortuary di rec Ion. U.S.C. 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Broadway Santa Ana• 547-4131 rtac1 aa0ntas N'THS' MOITUAlY 627 Main St. Huntington Beach 536-6539 IALTZ-la•BOM •• '4IMBAL NOMI Corona def Mar 873-9460 Costa Mesa 64&-242• rri\\ clab iona ~Boating and Social Club rACIFIC YlfW ,.MIMOtlAL rAH Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacmc view Drive Newport. California 644-2700 McCOIMIClr WOITUAllH Laguna Beactl 494·9415 Laguna Hiiis 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 Has opened it's second location here in Newport Beach. SAILBOAT ~BARTER 111cb aa &be Iona Mark JI,. Eu•llNr 21 •M dtlten. AILING COURSES ling School al 1peclal rates Crewing Court•" for the famUy. WEEK.END ~RlJISES Sall l1cser bCWl&a ., pan or• •Of'll.111 crew. I SO£IAL ACTIVITIES In one of oar ctab Joontet over~ eltbtr · 1 •Ne•port Beaclt or Dana Pola& lt&rbon. Many actJvltl• now bldat plate! • Sofa • Ottoman • Loveseat • Cocktail Table • Chair • End Table • Rocker • Lamp Table ,,_ ,.,.,.,, ...... .......,•999 • I This Is a value you have to see to appreciate. Our all new family room package. All pieces match. You'll get the sofa, loveseat, chair. ottoman. rocker, cocktail table, lamp table and an end table. All for this low. low price! Covered In vlnyf and Herculon, It's very comfortable A attract over 9UALITY LIVING ROOM VELVET MODULAR GROUP SACRIFICE ONLY ~- EARLY AMERICAN • / ' I . .. z • .. . . .. . . .. • • • I • ..... ... ( __ C_o_m_m_e_n_t _Pa_g..;;.._e_) c~ 'Clean' Carter St __ : ~les Over Ethics ., WAI.TU a. •lt.U.t d ...... ocw .. ,_ .... ASHJNGTON -Pr•ident. carur 11 haviq troubt• wtth b1a own l11uea: etblca and th• economy. Rt used to play them like v~oll:D9. Now the notes are com· Ut.OUUOUr. A A aEStJLT, the Whit• House la waatn1 defensive cam· palsns on the very bau• that helped 1et Carter elected. The lrooy ol it can hardly have eacaped Gerald R. Ford, who • rew weeks aao, stood by as a wtt· neaa while Lbe President who beat him signed the new Panama Canal treaty Wednesday night. Ford was in town for a show of solidarity between the old ad· mlnlltration and the new on the can&J tr'eaty. There will be time enough later for Republicans to go aft.er Carter on the questions raUed by the Bert Lance case, and oo the lagging economy. The issue of ethics waa Carter's starting point. He was the politician who promised never to tell a lie, who said there would be no circle of preference or advantage for the powerfw, who pledged to restore trust and confidence in government. ON THOSE matters, Carter cast. himself -with some suc· cess -as a different kind ol political leader. Now he is risk· ing credibility on that very issue in the defense of Lance, the budget director whose private financial transactions have been challenged by government. in· vestigators. To be sure, there'iias been no finding of wrongdoing in the Lance affair. Even so, the record hardly fits with Carter's earlier insistence tnat there was JM>t even an ap- pearance of impropriety. Furthermore, in congressional testimony on the Lance case there is a suggestion that some things haven't. changed very much after all. · Robert Bloom, the govern· ment's chief banking inspector when the Senate approved Lance for the budget post, said hehad assumed Carter and his aides "were aware of the most serious problems known to me at that time in connection with Mr. Lance's banking background.·• IN OTHER words, the dis· closures riow being made might have come before Lance took of. fice but for tile impression lh•t Carter and bis assistants knew the whole story and were satisfied. There is in that a reminder of the days when the White House was always right. -even when it. was wrong. On the economic front. Carter already is wider heavy pressure from labor, liberals and black leaders to do something about unemployment. He had said a steady reduction an unemployment and a job for everyone who can work would be the highest priorities of his ad· ministration. That is proving to be easier said than done. The unemploy- ment rate stands at 7.1 percent. It was 7.3 percent last January, wh~n Fptd yiel!led the White Howse to Carter. CARTER HAD promised he would strive to get unemploy· ment down to 4 percent or less by the end of his current term, but he won't make it at that rate. ... Confronted with persistent un· employment, and what he con· ceded was a horrible job situa- tion among young black people, Carter has promised anew to put high priority on employment pro- grams. The White House has acknowledged that Lbe economy is in a lull, which it describes as temporary. Press Secretary Jody Powell said that if matters get. worse, the administration will ~e new steps to deal with. the situation. Carter already has gained enactment on one set of public works, jobs and tax measures to stimulate the economy. He dropped from that package a planned $S0 rebate to most tax- - payers, convinced that economic recovery made it unnecessary. NOW mERE is talk of the possibility that a new tax cut might be necessary should the economy tum downward. All ol this suggests that the ability of any administration to tune the economy in accordance ~Di its political commitments is very limited. Carter acknowledged as much when he said that even the most far· reaching jobs programs-of presi· dents like Lyndon B. Johnson didn't really solve unemploy. mentproblems. ''Obviously, something bas got to change," be said recently~ So he will try to change lt, again. Constitution 190 Today Nuclear ~ut11re Cloude~ By R~ M. BLAKELY c:MlnMa.CM11...W• S..I .... Every year on July 4, the entire nation celebrates the signing of the Declaration or Independence. Children can be seen lighting firecrackers, picnics abound and campers of all types fill the roads. It is an observance of note recogruzed by all. By the same token, the day the Constitution was slfned seems to slip quietly by; yet, today marks the anniversary of one of the keystones of our freedom -the United Stales Constitution. Beneficiaries of the Constitution will celebrate it.a 190th anniversary today and. under Public Law 91S, established in 1956, Constltu· lion Week will run through Friday. Without question. the Constitution is a document deserving of much credit. It has survived the ullimate test -the test of time. When one considers that a document written so long ago function.a so efficiently generations later, it boggles the mind. Its endurance exemplifies the genius ol lts authors. THE JCE;V6TONE ByTHOMAS D. ELIAS • California already has the na· lion's toughest restrictions on new atomic power plants, but a recent action by a single local government may have even more impact on future nuclear development in the state. That move saw Kern County supervisor s order that no agricult.ural ·waste water be brought into l heir county from outside. WITH WATER expected to be at a premium for the rest or this century, their action could spell doom for the plans of the Los Angeles Department or Water & Powe r for a l ,300·megawatt a tom i c fa c i I i ty 3 3 m i l es northwest or Bakersfield. When completed, that plant would have produced enough power to serve the needs of more than l million persons. If other agencies follow the Kern County example, it could prove a major roadblock for future nuclear plants. The SWP plans to cool its facili· ty with used irrigation water. So do Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and San Diego Gas & Electric Co. at th eir proposQd Loca,tions In Stanislaus and Riverside coun- ties. All of the utilities are concen· trating efforts on inland sites largely because they see no way the state Coastal Commission will allow them to build near the Cannery Row ·Airs Its Gripes By FRED W. KLINE °"""' .._ lertlc• SACRAMENTO -It wun't long ago that Richard T . Silberman, the Brown Ad· miniatration's director of bu.al· neas and transpo'rtation, wrote to business people around the state, uk:lng for photos of new in· duatrial and commercial de· velopment. Cannery Row conjures up col· orful pictures of a by1one era, immortalized in novels, and is part of the history ol California in one of its most beautiful loca· tions. . by law for any of our projects or master plan is deplorable, al)d the unveiled threats against the community of Cannery Row as a whole, in our estimation~ smacks of the lowest form of political blackmail,'' the letter states. It pointa out that what is needed is a balanced approach to enforcement and ·1mplementa· tion of provisions of the Coastal act. The merchants can live with that. But they probably sbouldn 't hold their breath unW they eet it from appointees of th1a aovernor. ocean, with its plentiful potential for cooling water. NONE OF them would be al· lowed to build if they insisted on using fresh water, rather t.ban used, brackish fluid . The Kern County action marks the first time conservationists have gotten so far in attempts to use water restrictions for keep· ing power plants out of an area. It was spurred by the San Joa· quin Agricultural Protection r SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS CouneU, which rese~ts Ule at• tempt by Los Angeles to place a major'J)O\Wer facUity so far from the people who would benefit from it without taking any Df the risks associated with ftuclear energy. One of the risks the council says would be Imposed on its largely·agricullural area ls the possibility of becoming "the sewer of the st.ate.•' The environmental group maintains the DWP would have to import large quanUUes of waste water from other areas to cool its plant. It foresees as much as 40,000 acre-feet of brackish water coming into Kena County annually. D\vr ESTllllATES are not so high. Officials there expect to provide incentives to local farmers in an effort to get them to control runoff and save their used water for the power plant. The county action means the DWP would have to depend en- tirely on such incentives to get water. \ The implications of that prece- dent go far beyond Kern County. If Stanislaus County took: similar action, the PG&E pro- j~ct, aimed at meeti.DI the needs of 2 million ,persons, might be doomed almost before it get off the ground. And ir all the dozen·odd loca· lions where utilities plan to ~uild atomic power plants in this cen· tury followed suit, the preS8ure for a return to the coast migbt be irresistible. ANOTHER POSSIBILITf', if that happened, could be con- struction or California pc)wer plants outside the state. But Nevada, Arizonq and Utah already are resistine similar er. forts by this state to export its en- vironmental problems. It is still far too early to tell whet.her anyone else will follow the Kern County example or whet.her incentives to farmers will produce all the waste water the utilities need. What is clear Is that yet another major potential hurdle has been crdted for would-be builders of atomic power plants. f Punrla Jhwk~.-' .. "Jut because I tton•t make ·a .great fau aboat my bablblUons doea't.Jneu I'm noU•hlN&ed~" ApparenUy, be was trytna to amass evidence that ·oov. Ed· mund G. Brown Jr. 11 really not anil·lrowth. and that the state'• bustDell climate la really 1oocl, not poor as bas been claimed. But t.he'people on the Monterey Peninsula. at least some of them, are not what you would call enamored with i.be Coutal ZOne Act~ ISO hard throu8h the Leilslature by Jerry Brown. La~_'!-course, Brown has been U'Ylll& to convlnce everyooe that be really Ian 't against 1rowth and clalml he wantl de- velopment u m\lcb aa anyone. Blue Bloods Loved Red L~hts AMONG TRE poupa respoDd· inl to the Silberman letter wu the cannery Row llercbantl' ,_.,. aoctation on beautiful Manterq Peninsula. The responae said, ln effect, that tbe auoelatson bad no plc. tur• of new develoPmeot, ~ tt would be ,iact to aen.d al~I photoa of vacut lotl and empty ltot9', lf tbat woakl .... Otwtouly, that'• not 1'bat Silbtimm acl BrOWa w.ad ti> bear, md baidii'\ beard tbt la.t fromtbtC...., ROw peop&e. ByBEUCAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Wine merchant Sandy Walen ii chuckling over the sudden spate ol atortn about the brotbtl operated by the €1A at 225 Chestnut a decad,or so qo. "My uncle, Gordon Waters, owned it at that time," Teealla San· dy, "and knew What 1'U Coinl on, '.'Ke a1ao know a l~ of cuatomen who were •olnc in! Sucb u-'1 at wblob pOtnt we muat draw a veil of HCrecy over their namet, ao celebrated are they in local aoclety. ftlB ORBA'l',pbotoe of S.F. .. Flreman.JlolUd.X..11vJna moUth·to-mouth resuacltatloo to t cat ran In n~ around the world, oa& result of wblch hundreds ol of atn. "in appreclailoo" from cat loven, a 1pectal breed. He fa ~the 1DOD81 OHr to the SPC~ P1re Dept. and St. Ant.boa1 •• AT A IOUCB Coaimlallon ;neetlftl, tbe IU~ ot de-coy1 aroH and AmOlcl TownMnd ~ Uiat .. pUU,bls an offlcer with JnGDe1 1Ucldnt out of Im wallet into a neishborbood wtMre 80llle people liann 't IND a P91Cbeck for~ years II daaua eloM to .atrapmmt." . lmtMd ol IOlnf an.r tM poor, b• ftat : ~ ... doela' the chief UliO a c<ip to the ftbanelal dlltltct With ne1GUable lt0cb1inl'bclftdl ha!lllnl oit GI bit fOCktb?" (ApplaUH). • Jerky Welllnston?" Ile was aJJounderwbelmed by the l}an of wbat be calll .. Chateau J>etlt Bou.rteoll T7" .... SODDENTBOUGIU:TbeY~btto brtnabact 11What'1 M~1~e" for TO.yr-014 $'bola BatllJ1er. wbo wubel and po the coins at Hotel St. Francis, and bu llnce 1962. Ralf a mUUon dollar&' worth a year 10 throutb bla m~•>' lallndry. aturday, September 11, 1en r .. Aerial Gardens Here's a way lo turn even da.v house plants into an· aerial garden. The right plant hanger can add a decorator touch to · ... areas in and outside your home. The in· .. , struction guide includes full-size patterns for making many sizes and types of hangers, both macrame and leather with scores of step-by-step picture~ and in· s tructions. To obtain Plant Hanger Instruction Guide #556, send S2.50 in check or money order to Steve Ellingson, c lo Orange Coast Daily Pilot Pattern Dept., P.O. Box2383, VanNuys,CA,91409. .. . I• , (Yucca Plant Extra~t Offers Hope to . Arthritis Sufferers I ... ... • j 'I .. ". A plant highly prized by an dent fndians of the Southwest for ,ts therapeaut1c qualities ap pears to orrernew hope to the na- lion •s esti.lnated 50 mtlhon arthritis sufferers. Three physicians 1n California and Arizona report rt'markable results in the treatment-'of arthritis patients with an extract from the yucca r>lant. a tall, Clowcnn~ plant with long, sword like leaves that grows in the Southwestern deserts. TllE YUC'CA EXTRACT ap· pears lo he similar lo the drug cortisone ID its effect upon thC' swelling and puin or arthritis, but \ 1t does not seem to cuusc the un f pleasant or harmful effect ~ sometimes asso<'1atcd with cor tisone. . Effectiveness or the cxtruct · • · was pinpointed by two Cahfornia '1 I I I .. I ' I• physicians who led a medical team in a 12·month study of the efficacy or tt).is natural plant sub stance. Results of the controlled ·:~·:·Irvine Club ,-. ti( ( ' • : I t r l J I I ' t l Meeting Set [ Irvine Garden Club will hold its I first meeting of the year on Sept. I 28 al 10 a.m. al University Park t Community Bldg .• No. 1 • Beechli;ee Lane, Irvine. 1 Mrs. Ann Engdahl will present a program entitled, "Nature's Cosmetics. . The meeting is open to the public. For further information. call Mrs. J . P. Cosgrove, presi- dent, at 552-7991 or Mrs. John Sejdet, inembershi p, at 833-8346. l .aga1na Club Slates Tour Laguna Beach Garden Club will tour Quail Botanical Gardens and other points of In· terest in Encimlas by bus on Sept. 28 at9 a.m. Luncheon will be at the Patio Restaurant in Rancho Santa Fe. Guests are welcome. For further information and reservations call Mrs. Evlyn Barrick, 494·8869 ar Mrs, Ruth Warner. 831-1986. ~llias Fare Best With Shade study rtrst were reported in the Journal of Applied Nutrition by Or. Robert Bingham of Yorba Linda an orthopedic;, surgeon. and Dr. Bernard Bellew, a phys1 t·ian who operates an arthnt1s <·ltnic ID Desert Hot Springs . SINCE P UBLICATION of the report. Dr. Bingham has con tinued to use the yucca extract in the treatment or about 2,000 c.irlhritis patients, and two other physicians have adopted this re· gimcn of treatment. All three re- port impressive results. The find· ings of Dr. Paul Isaacson of Tucson and Dr. Robert A. Elliott of Woodland I lills appear to con firm Or . Bingham's and Or Bcllew·s original conclusions Weekend Garckning Checklist e Overcrowded clumps or perennials such as Shasta Daisies produce fewer and fewer flowers each year. To remedy • this. lift and divide them now. Replant the divisions after you add some slow release fertilizer and humus to the planting sites. e The sooner you set out the winter annuals, the sooner you'll have winter blooms. If you wail too long, cold weather may delay bloom until spring. Put Calen- dulas, Pansies and Snapdragons on your list. e Use soil conditioners like gypsum now. Winter rains will help work them deeper into the soil. e Spring blooming perennials may be planted as soon as they are available in your nursery. The ~rlier you plant them, the better established they'll be by next spring. Ask for Primroses. Violets and Phlox. e This is the ideal time to plant ornamental trees and shrubs. Once the winter rains come, you won't need to worry about keep· ing them watered. about the vi>lue of yucca in arthritis treatment. It's not yet clear just how the yucca extract beneflts the Jrthtitis sufferer. There is strong evidence that some forms of arthritis may be caused or worsened by toxic substances in the alimentary canal, and that these loxin!i are absorbed into the body. Dr. Bingham and Dr. Bettew based their work upon the theory that yucca saponins ad- m1mstered in tablet form act in- directly 10 the therapeutic management of arthritis by re- ducing production of toxins in the alimentary canal. IN THE BINGHAM·BELLEW controlled study. 165 arthritis pa- tients rangin~ in age from 11 to 92 were given an average of four tablets dally for periods averag. ing four weeks to more than five months. Their report showed that 00 7 percent of the patients reported relief of pain, stiffness and swelling, and none of the participants reported any ill ef- fects whatsoever. County Garden Club Meeting Set Sept. 26 Orange County Gar den Clubs. Jnc., will conduct its first meet- ing Sept. 26 at 9:80 a.ni. in the First Presbyterian Church, 11832 Euclid Ave., Garden Grove. Geoffrey Smith, instructor at Fullerton College, will be guest speaker at the 12:30 p.m. I uncheon. The Rambling Gardeners Garden Club will serve as hostesses. For reserva- tions, call Mrs. Gerald B. Ha.npa. at494-2054, before Sept. 2~. Smith. who assisted in the Tucker Bird Reserve Jandscap· ing and also teaches landscap- in g, is a specialist in native plants. His program will include sUdes of native a nd drought- resiatant plants. · . Mrs. Kem Copeland. district director. will conduct the bu.&i· ness meetine at 9:30 a.m. Plant sales will be offered at the meet- ing. ..... Start 'em Earlfl Annuals · Mean· Winter Blooms For anyone an regions with rairly mild winters, there is no reason not to have fresh flowers in the garden even in January. Many annuals a nd perennials ac· tually prefer t he cool tem· peratures of winter over the quickly warming days of spring. Calendulas, th ose bright yellow and ocange doubled daisy- like flowers are especially good winter annuals blooming from late fall through sprin& if you start them early enough. The plants with their light green leaves can reach 1' and do weU in massed planting or containers. More compact, dwarf varietieb a re available too. IN ADDITION to bright orange and yellow, the color range now extends into lemon, apricot and cream shades all or which are good, long lasting cul flowers. Stocks and Snapdragons are standard winter flowers too. Everyone knows the d istinctive Snapdragon b lossoms b ut p~ibly less (amillar are the Double Azalea flowered Madam Butterfly Snaps. Their double blossoms have open faces without the regular Sn~agon jaws. Stocks dJsplay beautiful. fragrant flowers in the cooler winter climates. YOU CAN also plant Violas and Pansies for bright cheery color in shades and combinations of yellows, oranges. apricots, blues, violets, and purples. Don't overlook the Cinerarias either. They like cool moist win- lel'f but are not frost tolerant. Where winters are severe, wait until spring and plant them ln the shade. These plants are 12-15" tall with broad green leaves and clusters of white, pink, blue or purple daisy Clowers above the foliage. Potted Cinerarias can be displayed indoors when in bloom. CYCLAMENS HA VE brilliant- ly colored exotic flowers and c lumps of succulent appearing leaves. The "shooting star" blossoms are lovely in shades of bright red, pink. purple and white and flowers each year from late winter through spring. These popular florist and garden plants are also available with fringed or rufned edges on the petals. South Coast Club to Meet A Membership Tea or South Coast Garden Club, California Garden Clubs Inc., will be held Sept. 28 from 2:30 tb 4 :30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Duane Albert, Laguna Beach. Reservations for t he event must be made by Sept. 24 with Mrs. Robert Beckt ell, 2061 Paseo Del Campo, Laguna Niguel, 831-0686. Tea hostess, Mrs. Robert Becktel. will be assisted by Mmes. George McDonald, Gates Carey. Eugene Carey, Paul Cramer. Niles Welc h, R.L.1. Smith and Miss Jean Atkinson. WICKER Furniture & Decoratdr Items! I 0°/o OFF!! ANY PURCHASE JU':..~ COMPARE OUR PRICES! Y• .... .-'t lletlt ttie ...... WW-, .tc.. .. ................................. ....., wkMr ......... __.4-c...ter,._, HOME/GARDEN Drought Revives Natives ,• . .. Although it bas tjlken a widespread drought to call atlel\· tJon to OW' California natives. they are finally receiving the at· tent.ion they so well deserve. For durabllity, beauty and suitability to local conditions. natives are hard to beat. One. popular species ls the Toyon. also k n own as the Christmas Berry or California Holly. It is a dense shrub. 8-10' tall or small single or multi• trunked tree, 15 to 25 '. The dark green oval leaves provide a good backdrop for the clusters of bright red berries a ll winter. While it is drought tolerant a few summer irrigations do improve its looks. THE MADRONE ls especially prized foe its smooth red-brown bark a nd broad evergreen leaves. Plant Madrones in the background where seasonal lit- ter won't i n terfere with sidewalks and driveways. It ha;s clusters of whitish Cowers in the spring followed by or ange ber- ries. a.ct Trap ••• $19.95 • ....._ood llodcen •.• · $1 J4.95. Al~ w• SW•" •.• $6.00 te $26.95 • p._ods CWra ••• $19.95 • w .... ......... $2.10 • Alto s.--v ... tc HHllllD•• H ...... Lmp Sll1d1s. CWn. Mlnwl. HMc;ns s. lt1f11... D•H1" CW... M JRh1 lacb, a...t of Dra>N• s. ._... md FOUNTAIN VAU.EY SPAS S."•L . 5-PC. 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Roger's Gardens Js ready to help and you11 flnd it's really easy to achieve glorious results . Roger's professionals are eager to show you how to do It -rhe Roger's Way" . • •• which means you11 leam many or our exclusive sectetsf SIXSIMPLESTD'S TO A COLORfULSPBING GAllDEN • MAKIASICETCll Of row......... . • COM£ TO ROOUl'S CWIDBISforexpmt_... 1nd tap ...... pllfttl. • Wt• lbowyou tftl PROPER ICILCCllMUIEll ID lnllnfOlll'1UCC1111 • W. .. lhow,_ euctlJHOWJO PUlfTNdt r..,.Of bUll • ....... ,_.._.. ................ YOll'_.....,MTCOUJR. .RID YOUR GMDDI ............. Aowlr ~ .... ...., ........ •·"!'--··I • • • H1 Cfr and boy1. fo'ootball here •l•ln. There 11 a lot al color· at a•m . ol.ber lban that lnvoJ\ted In Mction oti the fulld C'heerl adcrs urc 1tlw }'!l colorluJ anctacUve. ThlS week's pr1te winner on football game related dr awlnai.. Is CherJy Mock, 12, of f'ountain .Valley , for her sketch of cheerleaders She wins a set or drawing pens and•Kennedy haJf dollar. There were once a1ain so many good drawings 1t was dlf f1cult to pick a winner. Pam " Yoshino, 11, Irvine, a first tJme entrant, also did a good drawUlg of cheerleaders. • JOANNA SNELL, 11, Mission Viejo, did a ruce rendenng of game action. Other good game ~ction drawings included those or John Solarc:iyk, 6, and Chris Samuelian, 9, each of Newport Beach. Chris also sent some clever drawings of the Rams locker room. They show a Rams helmet with eyes on top of ll and a football wearing glasses. A new drawing contest on the Irvine Harvest Is scheduled the next two Saturdays. The harvest, which unites the community in an effort to provide entertain· ,,ment for the Orang<.'-Coast, runs ~ept.30through0ct 2. • The drawing topic for next Saturday wJll be on industry. Jn. .dustry is one of the festival lhemcs. Any drawing on industry ,js Ctne, but Those on lrvtne in· .dustry will be given s pecial con· ;.ideration in the contest. · The druwing theme for Oct. l is .:On fall harvest. Drawings may be -On any food, but again those on ~rops grown on the Irvine Ranch ~ill be given special considera- ;:tion. Among crops raised on the :Tan ch arc s trawberries, ~sparagus, avocados and Teon1 PRIZE WINNER Cheryl Mock, 12, '17343 Oak St., FV oranges. PRIZES EACH week will be a first prize of two $12 student seasons tickets for a four-concert Irvine Community Concert series. The opening concert, featuring Carmen Dragon con. ducting the Long Beach Sym . phony Orchestra. is scheduled for 8 p.m. Oct. 2 in the Bif Top Tent on the festival grounds, Culver Drive and New Barranca A venue in Woodbridge. Second prize is two $4 tickets to the Alice in Wonderland unbirth- day party for children 6 to 12 the morning of Oct. l in the Little TopTenL Third prize will be two seta ot three tickets for the Oct. 2 Kiwanis Club pancake breakfast. Fourth prize are tickets good for a hamburger and hot dog and fifth prize two sets of four tickets for the performance of the Orange Coast College Communi- ty Symphony orchestra, set for 1:30p.m. Oct. l. ALL DRAWINGS should be done on white paper four and a half inches wide by four inches deep. They should be done wil.b black ink or black pens. Do not use crayons as they do not reproduce. Drawings should be-sent to Un· cle Len, P.O. Box 1S60, Costa Mesa92626. Good by for now. Letters From Ellie le l 1'16 JHll R. He.,- • ; ,l>eu Ellie, I know that ra&tlesnakes. are pit Vipers. But there ls ano&ber group of snakes Jus& called vipers. What ls the d.Werence? DearUsa, Llsa J . The ramily of snakes known as viperidae is divided into two groups, the vipers and the pit vipers. All are poisonous. and all have the same ef· flcient mechanism for delivering the venom. The fangs are long and are attached in such a way that when not in use, they can be folded back into I :.heaths along the roof of the mouth. The main difference between the lw.is that the pit vipers have amazing sense organs between the eye and the nose on each side of the head. By these, they are able lo detect changes in tem - perature to within a s mall frac· . lion or one degree: In this way, they sense the presence of warm . blooded animals which could be a source of food. Pit vipers are ·most common in North and •South America and in the islands of the West Indies. : Beaides the well known rattler, •w• : other common memben of this group are the cop. • perbeads, the waler moccasins and the • bushmaster. (There are a few pit vipers found in ' ~ 1 : AMy _, • Werld lloMI Ye., ._ la Jefl11 , LacMftu. 0ti..we, OMtr,., c.lllN, hr lllt 111- • lleft: · ARETHERETWOTVPESOF t ELEPHANTS? t A mother elephant carries her ~ young ins ide her body for 20 to 22 ~ months. This is a longer period of time than that required by any 1~ other animal. There's only one '· ba~ most of the time, althouah ·. twins are born Qccastonally. : Baby weighs about 200 pounds at 1; birth and stands about three-feet • j tall. He is Just about as long as he ij la tall, and keeps thls proportion •JI his llf e. There are two kinds of ' elephants: the Alrtcan elephan~ ~ and the Indian or Allan elephant. : The African elephant fa the : world's largeat animal who lives I on land. • An African elephant Is the : larger, fiercer and more dltncult ' lo train or the two. And h•'• also • heavier. An. adult Indian bull elephant, as the male 11 cttled, •111 1land nlne·ftet tall and weirhs from 7,000 lo 12,000 po'1ndl while the African bull wlU be almoat 12 feet-tall at the 1boulde'r and weJp up to 14,000 »e>unds. • Afrtcan pachyderm• -tUt'• the 1clentlflc name for the tltphant -have IOllil ... that are four-feet wlct. -~med to wblsk aw&)' WMM: JIOUl tM mak'.I and fem-alt.Thaw "11;; deve)Oped t9U tUl ll'DW fftlilll lls to llOl.fell ..... ...... umlicb••PO' ... ..._ Europe, Asia. China and Japan.> Some members of the viper aroup are tbe ad- ders, the pull adder, the gaboon viper and the asps. Most vipers are rather thick bodied and aluQlah in their inovemenls. Ellie Dear Ellie, What are oyster catcben like and where do tbeyllve? TomH. Dear Tom, The oyster catcher is a rather large shore bird, strikingly colored in black and white. In some areas they are called "sea pies" becauae of the "pied" markings. Another outstanding feature is the long. bright red bill. The partially webbed feet are also red. Tbev are seen on most sea couta from as far ;north as Scandinavia to as far south as New Zealand. They live in colonies and appear to be always calling to each other. The strong bill la ac· tually used to break open the shells of oysters, mussels and clams. Oyster catchers neat on the around and gather moss and grass to line the UtUe indentation that holds the egas. Botb the male and tbe female take turns incubatina the en• which take about two and a hall w~ to hatch. Ellie eating, drlnJclnt and smeUJn1. It'• probably the best nose in the animal kinldom. The trunk 1a used for 1n1fftn1 high in the alt or down on the ground. It also lifts food to the mouth and Is used u a handy 1hower. About a canon and a half of water can be drawn up into the trunk at one tlmtt. Shot into the air, the water can then come down as pleasant a pray. ... 1Wurday1 S.pt•mber 11, n~n OAJL Y PILOT ., lnj11red Fowl Get Love Woman Runa Care Center for Birds SALT LAKE CITY <AP> Stellante Ure'• patient.I have been •bot. bit by can, or trapped, Jtnd they blte, claw, scream and 1ometlmea 1cratch he.r face while she treata them. But they don't talk back and they don't •llJ thank you, either, says the 34-year-old Mrs. Ure, N.tbo runs Utah's only "raptor aid station" at her Salt Lake County home. ' The state Divillon of Wildlife Re~es brlnas her about 100 birds ot pny, or raptora, each )'earthathavebeenburt. A tYJ))cal day finds .a bam owl with a broken wine reaUne in the Ure din1nl room, a prairie falcon perched on the patio and a Jiolden eagle with a trap·man1led le1 in a special backyard shed. She other birds, in various stages of recovery, roost in the abed or houae. PUTTING A bird back together ls tricty and not alwaY8 successful. Mn. Ure says. When birds arrive, they are examined, fed a mixture of vitamins, bone meal, hJgh caloric gelatin and Gatorade, then placed in a dark box for 24 hours, which calms them. Specllle treatment then starts -ranging from spllntln1 a broken wing and administering antibiotics for infections to just rest. "You have to tease them and coax them along, .. she says. Mrs. Ure's worst injury came when a bird leaped feet fint onto her face, just miasing her eye and opening a gash in her lip that took six stitches to close. She doesn't blame the bird, though. ''You've got a bird that's hurt, wild. stressed and era.zed with fear. It's eltber going to 10 limp or get that last surge." · DF.SPITE THE care, not all birda return to the wild. Their hollow bones make fractures dlr- ficult lo mend, and some never recover from the shock of injury or being taken from the wild. Some maimed birds are given lo wos or research programs, INJURED BARN OWL GETS SPECIAL CARE ·~ .......... ~ ~ Stellanfe Ure Operates "Raptor Aid Station" • but most of those unable to care for themselves are destroyed. Al Heggen of WildJlfe Resources said most injuries are from auto collisions or shootings. Raptors are protected by law, and persons convicted of harm· lng them can be sentenced lo six months in jail and a $299 fine un· der state law. Federal statutes carry higher penalties. veterinary training, but Mrs. Ure says she stays in close contact with veterinarians and pathologists. Mrs. Ure says she proposed the aid station to the state in 1974 because she wanted "to devote time to something I believe in." Mrs. Ure said she respects birds of prey that are "so tou~h and so fragi,le at the same lime. • * * * ~ Fox~ 'n.Football MIAMI CAP) -The Orange Bowl, home of Dolpblna and pig1ldna. also hu a family of foxes. They .scamper beneath the bleacber&, bldlnl in the dark places and eaUnc scraps of bot dogs and peanuts tossed by the fans. The mother of two works under federal permit and state superviaion. The state helps pay feed and medical costs and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife pays to ship birds. Many materials and services are donated. Mansion for Birds j' ALMOND, Wis. (AP) -Lester Lant has built a 30-room mansion that is strictly for the birds -- literally. When the ISO-pound birdhouse is in place. Lant says onlookers will see colored glass panes, lights and a fountain. STD.t., '111£ project costs Mrs. Ure about $2,800 a year. She has had no formal world scope (10 ..... for .... .,...., ...... c:on.ctfr) 1 True or f1l.e: The cmt of building the proposed pipeline from Alaska through Canada to bring n1turat 1u to the lower '48 states would be shared equally by U.S. and Cln1dlan developers. l U.S. unemployment rose to 7.1 pe~nt. Joblessness among blKb reached •• l .• percent, the highest rateslnce World War II. a·9.S b-12. 1 c-14.S 3 Prime Minister l1n Smith's eJsy 'llctory In recent elections resulted In Pi" beauJe only about one of every .. l •• of Rhodesia's blacks It permitted to vote. •·25 b-150 ~1,000 4 More than 100 people were killed during racial flghtlns In Sri llnu. Sti Lanka, an Island off the tip of Ind la, ~as formerly called •. l .. a-Taiwan b-Ceyfon c-Siclly 5 , . l •• , whkh has ont of the hlghes~ standards of llvrng In the world but hu experienced 1h1rp trade defldtJ lately, devalued Its monettry unit, the krona. ..swede" b-france c•ltaly newsname (10 ..................... ") I am 8rltaln'• Conser- wtlve ''"Y leader. I bqan a ten-cby vi'1t to t~e U.S. U$t week In· dudln1 tllkJ with Presl· dent C.ner, I hope' to becomt lfltaln'• n.ict Prima Mlnbter. W~ am n In addition to being a family fun feature. THE QVIZ Is an Integral part of the ln·dassroom news program presented 1n Orange Coast area schools as a public service by the DaUy Pilot. AM-n1..-•t••--1-...tta11 • newsp1cture (10 pol"'9 If JOll.,,..., "'" QUeetton ccwrectfy) As Arab foreign 1T1lnlsters met to try to plan a ~mmon strategy against lm1el, an Israeli o(ffdal. unveiled a plan for new settlements on occupied Arab lands to double the population of the Jewish state 6ver the next 20 years. Israel's population Is now .lbout .. l .. million. a-3.S b·6,4 c-15.2 spOrtlight (2 points lor wh quelt!Oft .,. .... 9d corrttcttr)• 1 Tennla players Wfth the last ha mes "Austin," "Even," "Wade- and '11<1n1" made news In the (CHOOSE ONE: men'•· women's) competition at the U.S. Open at Fo~st Hills. 2 Ted Turner wlll tldpper the yac+.t "Couragecxn" In tM U.S. d~fenJe of the .\merlca's Cup. The y1cht that won the rtght 10 challenge for the cup Is from .. l., • •·Australia b-Sweden c-Br111ln ·-3 ••creen Speed" won the 1'77 Hambletonlan •t Oe()uoln, ltnnols. The Hamble1onlah is • ludln1 (CHOOSE ONE: thorouahbred, ttot•ln1) hotie ra~ event. .. 4 The WOt'ld Cup matches 1t Ouneldorf Wett Ger,,,.ny, phted 50ftW ol cfii Wotld'• ouc1t1ndln1 •• 1 .. performeru111n•t one anocher. •·rowfnt ~cer t Over The 5313,018 Tabbed Solon Returns Unused Funds WASHINGTON <UP )--Freshman Sen. Edward Zorinsky, saying too many people in Washington feel comfortable spending other people's money, is re- turning to the government $313,016 in unspent office funds. "I feel hke one drop in a bucket helps." said Zorinsky, a Nebraska Democrat. whose unused funds will cevert to the treasury Sept. 30, when the fiscal year ends. •·SOMETIMES A BUCKET CAN get filled if enough drops fall into it," he said In a telephone in· terview. Zorinsky, who has been in omce only nine months of the fiscal year, said he would be return- ing more money to the treasury if he had been in the Senate for the entire fiscal year. He said he simply didn't spend all this appropriation for admuustrative aide salaries as well as money provided for such items as telephones, l!'avel, sta- tionery and other office ex· penses. In addition, the senator is z.oa1Ns1t"f vowing to make his 19 staff workers earn the 7 .5 percent pay raise that will automatically be given to thousands or other federal employes In October. ZORINSKY, WHO SERVES ON the Agriculture and Commerce Committee, also refused to use Sl39,Z78 authorized for hiring committee aides. "The taxpayers can no longer afford to pay for all the services the federal government wants to provide for them," said Zorinsky, who wjnces at the thought of being dubbed a crusader. The senator admits, however, that his tight· fisted spending policies have caused a stir among some coll,eagucs. "SOME HAVE REFERRED TO it jokingly,·· Zorinsky sold, without naming names. "But I haven 'tencountered any animosity ... ZoriMky said be is determined to spend tax money only when the benefit justifies the expense. "l was brought up in business to ~Heve you award raises on the basis of services performed," said the senator of his plans to bold the line on staff pay raises. ZORINSKY SAID HIS PARTICULARLY de- serving employes may get more than the 7.5 per· cent pay hike, while others may get no raise at alt. He said he continually evaluates the work of bis 13 office employes lo Washington and six In Nebraska. Does he feel like a fiscal Lone Ranier? "Not at aU," Zorlnsky said. "I Just feel that I want to be sure I'm not wasting the taxpayers· money." NOT A SINGLE CONSTITUENT bas com· plained about Zorinsky's failure to spend all of the money allocated to his olflce, he said. ount r U~I ~holo . . .. . Won't Run Former Lt. Go'. Ed Rt'1necke has announn·cl ht.' i:-. opening a real <.'~late of· t 1 c e i n Plarcn·ilJe and .. that (iffectrn•h takes me out ol the c·HndicJate µ 1 <· l ll r l.' · · I o r 19i8 • . Seturday, September 17, 1177 DAILY PlLOT Jlf 2nd Campus-Promoted Suddlebut'k Collc~c official!> have launched a pubhc relation!> campa1t;n aimed at promoting lhe d1str1ct's northern campus m Irvine "We'd hke tcJ build an awareness o( the northern campus i;o the communities will know or its t•xlstence ," ~aid Or. Edward Hart, asai&· tant to the d1slnct superintendent. terest in a second campus." Hart explained. Residents or the district's northern areas havt I co~plained or distances they must travel to attent Sa dleback 's Mission Viejo campus. Hart sald community aroups desiring a pres·en ra Ion on the northern campus could call his office at the Mission Viejo campus, 831·9700. THE NORTHERN CAMPUS, LOCATED at ---------,p;;;;~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;; Jeffrey Uoad and Irvine Center Dnve, ls sctieduled RUffELl'S lo open In August of next year. ' f'or Classified Ad "We're preparing a package of materials on ACTION UPHOLSTERY '•I the rumpus to tuke uround to groups in the com-Call a Wiie. Y• WSlll munity which would like to heor more about the Dally Pilot .. lett facility," llart explained. AD-VISOR Hart said the college district would begin con-642·:16'78 ltZJ .......,_ ••'- centratmg on the Jrvine-TusUn area of the district -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;c~ .. ;;,.~Mn;;; .. ;;-~141;;;;·;;0511;;'~ 'mce those locations ure closest lo the &etellite I campus. I ''WE'LL ALSO BE PUBLICIZING the campus rn Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills and El Toro because people in those areas might want to ex- ercise the option of attending the campus," he said. The public relations campaign will include: A !>enes or press releases designed to publicize the facility Construction or a campus model to be dis-pluy~d at various community locations. D1str1butlon of a booklet describing educa- llonal opportunities ut the northPrn campus. A politer cumpa1gn for libraries, banks and t·1v1c hu1ldings. "WE 'RE DOING THIS TO respond to the many people in the district who have expressed an in· Strides Made, Lost DALLAS <AP) -Cliff Temple Baptist Church, the city's second largest Southern Baptist church. has voted to accept women deacons. and authorized the ordination of one of them to the ministry. But across town, the pastor of the denOJllina· lion's largest congre~allon. the Rev. W.A. Cnswell of First Baptist Church. says it would •'never ordain women." Call 642-5678. Put a few words lo work for ~u. ALLERGY? f 213) 284-2556 1714) 54J.9624 Recorded Message H 'u « 6 Y C 0 M TR 0 l FOUNDATION B~ 1583, Oranp Ca 92661 Writ• f_. 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Executed In· deeply groined ook solids ond veneers, with the expemse ond dedication of rhe craftsmen of old, each piece glows In o mellowed ontiqued potlno, lmponing o chorming "heirloom'' quoliry. 6-pc. Mdroom 72'' dr~. rwln mirrors. queen heodboord plus 2 commodes. l'\t-9. $1200 Lowboy /Highboy deck. 2·po. reg. 5549.90 ....................... $401 Door ct.est, reg. $479.95 . . . . . . . . . . . .. S078 .( I • ... 8atul'da It Takes More Than I:aw to ·Quell Crime . Hear~g On Seats By J ROME H. SKOLNl<.'1' AmeracaM 11re upael •bout c:rlme. We are understandably anary and frustrated when we cannot u/ely walk down city street&, or take the kids on a camping trip tor fear the house will be robbed In our absence. We are morally outraged when we discover that businessmen and government officials have been conspiring to use public !unds for private gain. • SOMETIMES, frustration virtually tempts us to demand the ridiculous to insist t.hat there be a law against crime. In fact, of course, many laws already pro- flibit and threaten severe punish- ment for all sorts of conduct, in- cluding armed robbery. obstruc- tion or justice, failure to report ncome and the use or various ~rugs. Yet, for many reasons, we can- not count on the criminal law fl lone lo work perfectly, to pre- \tent crime entirely. First, not everyone reveres 1criminal law. or not in the sam e !way. ! BY PASSING A Ll\.W we may f even make the prohlblted con- :duct more popular. : Pre s ident Hoo ver·s :Wickersham Commission, which :studied the effects or Prohibition :on the nation during the 1920s, :concluded that a new institution : · the spl.'akeasy -made drink- •ing fashionable for wide seg- :ments or the professional and !middle classes who had previous- }ly not experienced the sinful de· : light of recreational boozing. ~ It is evident that the passage of •law, especially criminal law. does not always work out the way those who ;iflvocated passage . foresaw • . : SECOND, CRIMINAi, LAW : reflects through political ad- : vocacy different and connicting · views -and so it changes. . • Teetotalers scrupulously : obeyed the Prohibition laws; ! drinkers did not. Drinkers ! changed the law. : During the 1960s, laws prohibit- : In g marijuana use amounted to a : new prohibition. People over 40 -who drank whiskey com· · plied with the law and were Of· · fended by younger people who smoked marijuana. As young.er •people are becoming succe5sful NO EASY SOLUTIONS Jerome H. Skolnick politicians, penalties for smoklng marijuana continue to diminish and may eventually disappear. WE COULD INTRODUCE criminal penalties for manufac- turing defective automobile brakes, which kill and maim thousands. But we don't, because in recent years the automobile manufacturer's lobby has .. had more clout than Ralph Nader. who proposed such laws in the Congress. Maybe that. too. will change. Other crimes serious street crimes such as murder, rape, as· -;:wit and robbery are almost universally condemned. It is these crimes that are the focus or proposals to ''solve·· the crime problem by increasing the severity and certainty of punish· menl. Why, then, not simply enforce these laws more rigorously and punish swiftly and surely those found guilty of violating them? MANY PEOPLE - including some prominent c ri minalogists-.have advocated this seemingly simple and therefore attractive solution to the problem or American crime . But such a solution is not so s 1 mple. A criminal justice system can increase risk for a criminal -but not by much. and at a higher cost than many people believe. The social and economic costs of punishment are often un· dcrestimated. It is easy to call for a major ex· pansion of law enforcement re- sources; lt la leu euy to pay for lt. POUCEMEN, CO\JaTS and prl1on1 are expen1lve. It le cheaper to 11nd a youn11ter to Harvard than • robber to San Quentin. And the 1ver110 San Francmco policeman now draws -with pension -more than $25,000 per year, to say nothfncof his police car 1upport equipment and faclllties. The recent experience of a "law and order,. admtnlstraUon that poured billions of dollars through the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration into the war on crime is exemplary and sobering. While violent crime rose 174 percent from 196.1 to 1973, local spending for law en- forcement multiplied more than seven times -and L.E.A.A. poured in $3.S billion between 1959 and 1974. The war on crime looks more and more Uke the war lo Viet- nam. Those who pursue it are largely ignorant of what motivates the enemy. OF COURSE, THE threat of punishment deters. But nobody is clear about how much threat d~ ters whom with what effect. For example, millions of pre- sumably rational human beings are not deterred from smoking cigarettes even though the prob- abilities of punishment through caneer. emphysema, and heart dlsease are clear and painful. People often believe that present benefits or pleasure out.weigh future costs or threats or pain. Heavy punishment programs can also incur unexpected social costs. SEVERAL YEARS AGO Nelson B. Rockefeller, then gov· ernor or New York, proposed as an fll1SWer to street crime that harsh sentences, up to Ufe im· prisonment, be imposed for drug trafficking, and that sterner en- forcement and heavier punish- ment ~ itnposed against drug users. many of whom are engaged in street (?rime. The ··1ock-'em-up" approach seemed sensible and hardheaded to many New Yorkers fearful of walking the city streets and to numerous law enforcement of- ficials. Yet a recently conducted New York Times survey of 100 New York City judges, reported Jan . 2. found that the new, tough narcotics law failed to deter il- legal drug use in the city. FURTHERMORE, OVER half the judges believed the Jaws worsened t.he situation because youngsters -immune from the harsher provisiona -had been recruited into the drug traffic. Tliis is an unexpected social cost or punishment. There are many others. Particularly for young people, being a criminal may even have advantages over working in a boriq and u:nrewardlnf Job. One can eam far more stealln1 car1 th&b waahtni them. Even Lhe rllk may prove advanta,.eous. ln some clrelee, a 'Jolt" in prlaon off en an alflrf1' atJon of manhood -a& well as actvaqced tralninc tn criminal akuts and Identity. 1bua, the admtn1't.ra- Uon of Juatlee can ienerate crhnlnaJJty as well as deter It. ACl'UAUY, THE MOST pro- mlslng targets of deterrence are white-collar criminals -busl- n ess executives and pro- fesalonals -who have the most to lose by conviction for a crime and are mbre likely to weigh the • potential costs of eommittlna crime against lta benefits. There are no easy prescrip- t.ions for crime in America·. It has become an intrinsic part of U!e in this country u a result of fun· damental contradictions or American society. We maintain an egalitarian ideology amidst a history of slavery and contem- porary unemployment. We say we are again.st organized crime, but millions of us enjoy and con- sume its goods and services - drugs, gambling, prostitution. pornography. WE DEMAND HEAVIER punishment -longer prison terms -yet fall to appreciate the social and economic costs of prisons. We support the Constltu· lion and its protection of in- dlvidual llbertJu -yet crtUdse Jud1es who tn.alst the police con- duct themselves ln accord with conatituUonal proteetlon. Our lecacy of alavery, imrni- aratlon and culture conntct. combined wlth the tdeoloal• ot free enterprise an~ cdnsUtu- tional democracy .I.I unlq~ ln the world. A.a David BayleY's \le. cent work comparln1 high American with low Japanese crime rates shows. we are not strictly comparable to Japan or. for that matter. to any place else. Although poliUclana -u well aa eome scbol..-a and pollce spokesmen -will try to sell us on appMently simple solutions to the American crime problem, we should remain skeptical. Iu the pa.st simple aolutlona bave not worked. UNLESS WE UNDERSTAND why, Lhe future wlll prove com- parably unsuccessful. We have to know what <!oesn•t work to find out what might. · Th6 reasons I or paat failure and possible remedies will be further e)Cplored in later articles in this 15-part series on institu- tional crime, street crime, ure limits of the criminal law, the ad- ministration of criminal justice. and the organization of punish- ment. NEXT WEEK: Gilbert Gm. pro- feHor o/ Social Ecoloo11 at UC Irvine,~ white.collar crime. Slatea- W AS&NGTON (AP> -The TranrportatJon Department bu scheduled a bearln1 &od......wne It Fotd Motor Co. baa carried out its obU1atloa to reP'ilr 1868 and 1969 Mustanp and <:ouaara with defectiveseatbacka. The beartna wee scheduled for Oct. 4 alter tho deputment wu asked to check on the matter by congumers. THE AGENCY ordered Ford to recall the cara in 1975 but a legal baWe followed, endlnJ ln a court order for the recall last Oc- tober. Ford then agreed to a recall campai1n but the 1overnment said it has received several com- plaints from conswnen about in- adequate .supplies of replace- ment parts. FORD HAS ISSUED as- surances that the problems would be corrected, but officials said complaints continued to ar- rive so the heartng bu. been called. Persons who want to speak at the hearing should contact Nan- cy Mart\lS. Office of Defects In- vestigation. National Hl1bway Tralfic Safety MmiDWratloo. Wuhington, D.C.20590. . • Inmates Cramped? NEW YORK <AP> -The Metropolitan Correctional Center, wbhb inmates nicknamed the ull'ederal Hilton •• because ot its color TV •eta and wall·to·wall carpeting, was declared .. unacceptably cramp- ed and oppressive for most healthylnmates. ••by a judge. r . LA N11ntbers Show ln SD Phone Book SAN DIEGO <AP> --Pacific Telephone Co. says "a few hundred·· local telephone directories delivered this week in San Diegocontaln 64 pages of Los Angeles-area listings. eo.......-rY CHUICH IYTHI IAY Pre...m Missing are 64 pages of locai cualomen· names. The telephone company spokesman said that the wrong section was inserted at the printer. TEMPLE BAT YAHM ol lol""°" lleld\(Aelorml HIGH HOUDA Y SERVICl5 at w.----w st. ~t Pretbwi•I• Clwdt 600St .......... H~lt«h . YOM lll""I: Wedne9day. Sept 2 t ..• (Kol Nidre) 8:00 PM. ThU'8day, a.pt. 22 . . . 10·00 AM. Chlldren·s SerV1ce . . . . . • • 1 30 PM. Vlskor ('Memorial & Closing) . . 3·30 PM. Set'VIOeS conducted by Rabbi Marl< S. Miller Asalated by Cantor Anita Faye Information & Tickets 714-644-1999 SAT .. OCT. I. 1977 .. FEATURING DR. WILLIAM R. PARKER DR. JACK HOLLAND DR. JOSEPH MURPffY DR. MARGARET STEVENS ~. DR. CLIFTON KING--.! ~ 9:00 AM-4:00 PM THE UDO ,,..TR! ... Liiie .. 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C-.-tiHA.M. ~ ......... ...,~_, ....... ACorcl .. W•wfroM THEUNITID METHODIST CHURCH COltaMeN FtlSTUMnlD METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & Hatt>Of' Blvd. a.na.w...ew AilAtft-f:JO . w ...... -11100 A.Mo Oiarie !>. Clark. Minister eo.t. M ... North MISAVIADE MITHOOIST CHURCH ~ ............. t7'N2t4 w .... c ... .,. ..... ......... CHltSTCHUICH IYTHISU NewponS.actt 1400W. Btlboa Blvd. 673-3805 Rev.Ao~SMpanSJr. w....,aa.na..,..... " .. ....__ .., ..... s....,-.,c.. ........... Huntington Beach FIRST UNITED MITHODIST CHURCH 272117thSt. 538-3537 W ..... llrric« 10:11&& ~0. ... All Momlflt a..ll Sela• at t:OO.:.. Huntington Beac:ti North COMMUNITY UNITED MITHODIST CHURCH Me2 t1•11Ave. a.42-4481 w ..... f&IO:JO ca.rcJIS.lilMI tAll:JOA.M. NIWf'OIT CIMTH UNtT9 ,_.ITHODIST HS01 M•ouerlte Ave. Coronac:(el Mar ~ MeCMlllCM tcMOO&. Ntl.M .......... ~c.. .... ,. ...... , .... 741 AIM AUIY PIUT UMl19 MITHOOtST CHUICH ... ~... t6J.Jlfl Worlhlp l ~School 0:30 A.M. TEMPLE BAT YAHM ·~ • ........... MUii ............... ..., ,_.,,,, r 1e.t th••wtta ~ ..... ...... ....._, .. .,_s..,,tiJO ... •az ........ ....... ~.:f:ll ·lri•1,... 1111 c ••••• .,....,_..._..,°""'•*" ... ...... Ir·~·· ............ . ~u~w• .. 644-lm ... Saturday, Sept.Imber 17. 1 en DAIL v PILOT A J l Prayer Workshop Slated Mo~y Yom ~ippur Schedule~ · Serrunars . 1 Trio of Lecture& Dus at Mesa Cenler p .. lr.-.....-.nd OC Temples AnnolDlCe Serozces Co 'IA4 U c-c; PACIFIC PALISADES -Poetry, Tempi• Beth Yahm, Kol Nidre at 8 " mO)unle1Un1 LovoThrouah Pr1yer" l1 the 1choduled M Squeeie·ln Young Stnales Dance for 9 musk, dance and discussion periods p .m. Wednesday and Yom Kippur at ~~~~WWN &fftureaM by RoHUnd l\ln.ktrachldultd pm Saturd•Y. Sept. 24 at the Sheraton Beach Inn, "Christian Family wyiU beF re~tured at the Jewish New 10 a .m ., 1:30 and 4 :30 p,m. Thursday _... ..,._,. ... a artauaa 21112 ractnc Coast Hlahway. Huntington Beach. Money Manaeement" I~ ear est1val Wednesday and Thurs-at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. c .. Wr. ld E. l2nd $&., Cotta Advance tickelJI at $3 may be obtained by telephon-the title or a seminar day at the Presbyteiian Conferenc' 600 St. Andrews Road. Newport Meu. "nM lectura wlU tM htld tn1 IW7-11.31. Tlchta at thedoorwlU be $4. scheduled from 2 to 4:30 Grounds, 15601 Sunset. Blvd. Beach. at • p .m. tMa Sun.cta1, S.pl. 2$ p.m. Sunday at Abiding The 24-hour observance opens Wed· and ()c( 2. • Savior Lutheran Church, nesday evening with a drama depict-Temple Filat, Mission Viejo,. Kol Nrt. Rlnhr \UI a ml•· The Vedanta Sc)clety olSoutbem California will 23262 El Toro Road, El In& present social concerns to the hllf Nldre at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday and siooary 14 )'ears fn China. She lnlllate public services at 4 p.m. Sunday at. the Toro. toricaJ experiences of the Marranos Yorn Kippur at 9 and 11 a.m. Thurs- bat authorod U booaca. Ramarkrlahna Monastery in Trabuco Canyon. Wayne Armstrong, a <secret Jews> in the Spanish Jnqulsl· day at Hote l Laguna, 28570 • lnaplratlonal readin1s and talks on the Vedanta Ne (v port B e-e,.c h at. tion, source of the Kol Nldre <all M arguerlle Parkway, Laguna Beach. Tho Or an I e c 0 a 1 t phlloeophy will be given. Further information is torney, will dJacuss wills vows) in a traditional Yom Klppur A Break the Fast •s scheduled at 7:4S Ualt&rtH·l111ivenalilt Cll&lfch. avuUable by telephoning 586-7932. and bequests including services. p.m. Thursday al the same site. 1258 Victoria St., Cotta Me.a. ....... • concepts of probate. TEMPLE ISAIAH will start Kol Nidre at sundown Wednesday and has a Yilzkor Memorial service slated at 12 :30 p.m. Thursday at Harbor Chris- tian Church, 2401 Irvine Ave .• Newport Beach. has scheduled an art auction for 1 p.m. Frldav. A Classes for teachers or Catholic religious t r u s t s a n d t a x ch buff be l " education are scheduled Sept. 24, Oct. 25, Nov. 23, avoidance. am~agne et Ina •l 1. Admiulon '-by re-Jan. 21 and March 11 at St. J08eph's 'Church, 727 Ken Caplin, a certified ~!{ev=n~~~,~~:;;. may be made by MlnlerSt.,SantaAna.Theclassesaresponsoredby financial planner in • the Diocese of Orange. Further information is Anaheim, will lecture on YOA V PELED. son or retired Israeli Gen. Mattityahu Peled, will discuss t.be future of Israel. A series of workshops on developing a secular Jewish lifestyJe is also planned. A Yizkor memorial service dedicat-The Charch ol lleU•lous Scleoee, 20082 Laauna available by calllng 545·836.lor639-8010. investments. "Family Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. I.a offerina classes to * Money Management the public. The Rev. Dr. Jill Gerhard will teach Terri Clement. or Teen Challenge will share Budgeting," will be the ed to victims of racism and war is Congregation B 'nai Tzedek has scheduled Thursday. Re_sistralion is planned Yorn Klppur for 8:15 p.m. ''Basic Laws of Living, .. bHinnina Tuesday. his recent experience in Germ•y at a'9 a.m . Sun-topic of Tom Butz, "Science of Being aod Becotnin&, .. ia the title or a day Bible study at Plymouth Congregational Further information ls class beginning Wednesday at the church. A study Church, 3262 Broad St .. Newport Beach. Dr. available by telephoning available by telephoning 270-4633 or Wednesday and Thursday services at 860-1068. 10 :30 a.m .. 2:30 and 4 p.m. at the Huh· Among temples in Orange County tlngton Beach Jnn. 21112 Pacific Coast. that have schedul~ observances are: Highway, Huntington Beach. of the G~pel or Mark will begin Monday. Sept. 26. William J . Roberts. presi· 830-1400. Rcg1strauon may be made bycal1ina494·0490. ( J dent or Worlds c'Ope · * BR/ EFS Ministries, will speak on I "' II • "Gay Nineties Night" is scheduled for7 o'clock. _ ''The Four Faces of nsta at1on tonight at Shepherd of the tWls United Metbodlst Christ," at the 10:30 Charc:b, 26001 Muirlands Blvd., Mission Viejo. ' 1>ervice. An ice cream David and A,!ln Given Dunlap wm entertain with social is scheduled at 5 p.m. and at 7 a mm "The s -. s how tunes. A moustache contest for men and hat Jesus Factor," featuring Charles Colson, ~ill be. . et at Chu'rch C?mpetition for women are also planned. A buffet shown. dinner will be served. * * St. Mattbew Lutheran Church. 18182 Culver Drive, Jrvine, has added a 10:30 a.m. worship to its Sun~ay services. • A "Presbyterian Expression of Marriage En· "F~hion With Heart'." is the title of a luncheon Officers or the Lake Hills Community Church and fashion show to benefit the Slaters of the Society w.omen will be installed at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Devot~ to the Sacred Heart. The sisters recently • church's fellowship hall, 23331 Moulton Parkway opened a retreat .center at 2911 Greenville, Santa Laguna Hills. ' Ana. The event IS scheduled for the Disneyland Officers to be installed are: Janet Brown, presi- Hotel Saturd1t;Y. S~pt. 24 with a social hour at 11 :30 dent; Donna Bijrroughs, --------- a.m. and fashion display ut 12:30 p.m. Reservations vice president In charge chairperson in charge of at $15 ~r person are available &y sel1ding checks to o~· circles: Darcus Fox. Bi ~le study ; Mar y the ~1ety Devoted to the S9:cred Heart, 5145 vice president in charge B 1 ~ d e r , f o o d ~------~.;__::::..;..;_...;;:..:......:..:;.;::.;;;~:.=.=...::...:..::.:.:.:..:.-_~- Want • IU.s. (or ot••r mauleol Instrument) For Classified Ad ACTION Call A Dolly Pilot A.t-v110f' 642·5671 counter" h~ been initiated by that denomination following a lead nine years ago by the Roma~ Cathollc Church. St. Andrew's Pre,sbyterlan Cburcb, 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach has issued an appeal for thole who have attended ~ marriage encounter or would like to help organize an encounter weekend to contact the church office. Valencia St .. Orange. Reservations may also be of events; Lois Lestma ch a1rperson . ma~ebylclepho~ng53~4957or~-~72. adviser; Gloria Lin: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • dabury, secretary; Lynn NEWPORT-MESA CHRISTIAN CENTER IHYms YOU TO JOIM AuntOllt/LECTUIH • The Rev. Dr: Eleanor C. Jackson, mlnister or the Newport Harbor Church of Rellgloa.a Science, 541 <;enter St., Costa Mesa, will conduct a healing .service at. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. * "My History -The Way I See It," is.the topic or an addres&~o be given by R. Ben-Ezra at the 10 a.nr. Sunday service ol the Unitarian Unlver1all1t Church of Saddleback Valley. Ben-Ezri, a busl· nessman, was raised in Israel. Hia talk wlll concern the history or Israel and its land claims. The con- gregation meets at the Valencia School auditorium, Paseode Valencia at La Pu Road. Laguna Hills. * The Orange County Catholic Alumni Club has Corona Del Mar Talk The Rev. F. Brian Cox IV will be installed as as- sistant rector or St. James Eplscopal Church Newport Beach, during a 10 a.m. Parish Euchar-ts't service Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Cox and the Rev. Joh~ ~h~ey, .rector, will be among rive priests partic1patmg m the Eucharist. The installation coincides with a new format of 8 and 10 a . m. Sunday services. Church school will be held al 9 a.m. The church is al 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach. * A lakeside sundown service resumes this Sunday at 6 p. m. ln fellowship hall of Lake IDJls Com mllD.Uy Church, 23331 Moulton Parkway, Laguna Hills. A study session for adults on Genesis one through 12 ii planned through Oct. 16. World Peace Noted Bluegrass Church Mass . The group, Borderline, will be featured in a first-time bluegrass mass at 9 a .m . Sunday at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. 428 Park Ave., Laguna Beach, .. Paul Polena, a Beverly Hills attorney, wlll speak on "The Baha•t 1$ay to World Peace,•• at an 8 p.m. public meeting Sunday at 6 Miulon 8ay, Corona del Mar. The talk is part of the Baba 'I Com- munity of Newpof'! Be~cb oble"ance or World Peace Day. World 'Peace Uay ls held to emphasize a need for the establish· m~nt of a "lasting peace among nations of the world." World Peace will allo be discussed during a Sunday morning adult studr session at the home of Richard and Betsy Bonetti 506 Promontory Drive West, Newport Beach, and a children's cla~s at the home of Peggy Fazzi, 41138th St.. Newport Beach. Chip Reading and Marg'le Mirken are lead vocals and guitarists for the group. Greg Mlrken plays the dobro and man· dolin. Jeni MacKenzie performs on the acoustic bass and Bob Sagely plays the banjo. J ngram, treasure r ; Karen Tubbs. publicity chairperson: Linda Suss, inspiration chairperson; Ruth Crawform, co-ROSALIND RINKER FOR 3 GREAT SUNDAY NIGHTS SEPT. 18, SEPT. 25, OCT. 2 6:00 P.M. "Communicating Love Through Prayer" . Missionary Lecturer Counselor Author of 11 Books With Combined Sales Near the Two Million Mark NEWPORT-MESA CHRISTIAN CENTER 148 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa, Ca. ~~~~-:-----.--------------_..-. "------~--~--~------~--~--~---~~-~~~~---.-------~~--------------------------~--~-------- ·ORANGE COAST . CHURCH DIRECTORY HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH c....,.,,.,...,.._..,..._,c..e..._ It••· HltteR .-.... .. ,_.,., ,,_. cn~1 "'""" SUNDAY WORSHIP SMYICIS 1 l:H A.M-SUMDAT sat00L 9:41 AJ4 IYIMIMG SBVICI-6i0t P.M. WIDMISOA Y IYIH1"6 • f:Ot ,...._ YOUTH AMO ADUL.T ... STUIMH FIRST SOUTHHM t•nlST CHWCH 6IOW.H ...... u...t.,C ......... 64a.tlll SUMOAT ICHOO&.-fl41AM. WOHHIP••acu-11 ....... ,, .... HIMSBTPIOY10m PAITO-.UY.JOI ........ CMUllCH OF CHRIST Jl7 VI.~ c:.f•MIM .... , •• We're A Ooln~ ••• 04owlno, •• Growing Church MMDAY SllV1Cll llllltnm .. .f~ WOM ...... tOMOtN "'HOY•le YCMll ""1'0 THI flllr" PAUL t. THOMAS.•• 19'• •YAM CIOWI. YOUTt4 ..... • CHRISTIAN SCIENCE . CHURCHES llAMCHH O' THI MOTHll CHUltCH THI AltlT CHUltCH M CHllST, SC:l94TllT IN toSTON.. MASUCHUSITTS "MATTER'~ SUHDA Y, Slf'TE.MIB 11. 1977 WORSHIP Al<IO 5'M>AY SCMOOl-10-.JO A.M. M..-Y ........ -~ ........... W......, URl•MUS5qUAH MocArfftuto at Ford ltood-MewPorl leoch FOA AN INSl'IPIAllONAl. ~ESSAOE DIM. 8Q&.H:l1 tlMH2 .._. ....... M.. 640.17H Something wonderful wJ.11 happen to you at the llWPOIT llJllOI CUCll 8f IO.IUHIS SCIOICE 641 Center St .. Costa Mesa 9*1032 Olal·A·Prayer -846-6464 MllMC-4o111U..........,A'l'MIM Sw'lice• I~ Schoef-. t0i30 AJ.t .......... c. .U.ClllOM .... .,......~ Mfo.1"41f •""""" • ... Mllllonlf • T-A .... 1.#e A Cl..W W ... '*9 die •TU cal If ClllST CllMlllTYCllUICM CDlllRAJJIUl HARBOR OltlSTIAN CHUROt .. ........ ...u~· 84S.578f 1411 .......... s.k ...... PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas CHU.CM M TMI COYIMAMT .ZllO ,_.,._w 14., c..f• Mne .... A. ic.n... , ...... s-.y Went.Ip I Clllrcll Sc-.. t :Jo & ro:OO A.M. ~517·Jl40 C--.MyPresbl!,:!• Chwch ............... .... ltY ....... J. T_.wU., lev. W. H. Tllln DAILY YACl.TIOM CHUICH SCHOOL AUG. I S.lt f·IOA.M.-Clwt1"-M.c..._Hew I Oi II A.M.-Wonlllp 11111 A.M.-.... wlMpHew ....... 4,4-7111 This Sunday Worship in ST. AHDIWs PIHIYTIRI ... CHURCH eoo St. Anctrews Road• NewpOrt Beach• 831·2880 Ml lllYICll f:OO.ttJ .. f f:tO "God's Intention For Hu1b1nda and WlvesM Dr. Don Wllllame Speaking C111W c:... & Cfll*w .. ce..rc11 Sc.. ., .. _..."" AIC HIUU .. -641-llll Attorney Expects Profit in • • _j oz. TUBE CARSON CITY, Ntv. <AP> - Rt•no lawyer Jatk Sullivan Ortllma11'1 1ot Jutt th• thfn1 tr you Uk• to iambi• but don't Uke (• u1lrnie mor tb~m 200 vlnta1e alot machlnt1 h• curted from I<:n1land 1 U1 pliin l• to pl'ddle the old "ont·armt'd bandit.a" to buyer who want alota tor ramll~ or gu mt-rooms in their homes GRELLMAN. WHO rerently cot a 1tate gaming lkc:nae enubli.?£ him to 11ell the ,.... BONUS PACK 20% MORE FREE 77c Rl\10 "' • I \. !-' TOTE BAGS lss1rt1• styles & clflfs. 1r11t I• MIU. trmf, tr uMll ~·:8.88 COi.GATE INSTANT SHAVE 1t11lu. lllnthl. Li•• er Ml*'td. master charge ' ... .I.•· i TAME CREME RINSE & CONDITIONER llH·AlkaliH ii asserted fer.US. old slots, says his venture ls strlcUy • 1udehne to his law busi- nHI. ·•But I 've held a gaming, license, prior to practicing law. and I have a backaround In gambling because my family w us in lt, too. It's fun. · • says the lawyer. ·'This could be a continum& thing," he adds. "There's a thrill of pursuit, in trying to find them and buy them · · -GRELLMAN FIGURES slots "FLEX" NON-AEROSOL . HAIR NET ~~·69c can be found in other countries besides England. Most or the slots were bullt between the 1920s and UMOs, many of them in Nevada. GreUman was able to get some rarely seen models o( slots whl(!h now carry price ta1s of up to $1,500 in, antJq1.1e store§, •. GreUman, who says he bOughl some ol the devices for "pocket change," figures most of his old slots should retail for around $350, depending on quality and condition. NEW! IMPERW SIZE ''SCOPE" MOUTHWASH & GARGU 40 oz. 1.99 ~.;;;:==:::===::===:==:==::===:==:=:==:===: . DIAPARENt "BABY" \VASH CLOTHS '" · ••lsteu• ''' · '' tllltettts wlU IJllllL Jlfn 1.69 JOHNSON & JOMMSOM STERl-PADS iii s:::: Sizes I ~·,11159c Of 10 / SHARP "I-DIGIT" CALCULATOR ---' ~8\ g 8.95 •ll·Nl c - a oz. £l SHARP "I-DIGIT" VASELINE PURE I PETROLEUM 7.5 OL Pocket CALCULATOR 11cl1hs htal·•• .. rr. '""' rnt lld ,1rcntaa1 hrs. Wit~ a JecklMHk ty,e CISI. #U·I024 Water Pill• INSJAPURE l•BY'S CORNED BEEF .I . WATER FITER FAUCET hlly Cooked- RtadJ • to -Serv1. 15.95 •ll·~ BUSHNRl "All PurpoH" BINOCULARS #13· 73'0 II Inf., .... BUT THE R EALLY rare models ahould attract collectors and bring good prices, he says. Grellman says tbere's a bia enough market just in ''the J\1Y around town" ln Nevada who ml&ht want a slot. He says there's "a void in our market, for the consumer wbo wants to have a slot at home." But besides that, there's a PQS31b1e market among Califor- nian& who cross Into Nevada looking for slota. He aay1 that's because of a new CalifornJa law •hicb effectively blocks prosecu· Uon ot persons wbo own pre-1941 slot machines. GRELLMAN SAYS THE law provides a "vaUd defense against prosecution" if the machine is more than 26 years old. 41J've talked to C$Ulornia dealers and they want to buy them,•· he says. Grellman ~ot the idea for s~11- lng the old slots durin1 av acauon in England. ''MARN'' ~ 1!1·111 TOllET TISSUE Assorted Cailrs 4-ROLL PAK 73c IMGDl>ORF COOKIES ASSORTED YAllETJ[S BANKAMERICAAD YOUt 3~$1 CIGIC( • QAIROI. CORtlNG WARE "Mtnu·ette" LOVING SKILLET CARE ll/1 tac' o,n Sklftat 11 tn 1m·p1,.iar "Cm· A llmr"lal11. ~· -2.99 ·~------------------...... JOHNSON ' JOHNSON FANSPRAY SPRAY PAINT Cim llifn CMrlt• ta 11r latul1r ar uttrler Slrlact. Assorted colers. 12·3/4 oz. JOlllSON ' JOHNSON Gauze BANDAGE Adhesive TAPE 2"1' , .. ... "Cits Palatlll Tm ta Half!'' Kit C11tai.s= ON I" Paltt Pld, He trl••tr· .. 11r, HI p1l1t • ... ltd ,,,, ...... '" • ' ...... , .... t. .,,, ·~ Saturday. September 17, 1977 DAILY PILOT. Ml l:hey're at OCC, Rustl~rs · .: !'"t ' It Again: I l I l • • Ooldm W•t Colle1 ·, RusUl'r and Oi <>r.n10 C:v••l CCJllrait Plral b•Ul lonJ1ht n fc)Qlb•ll at ocx~ tampw. 17 . ,, and ... in tN PO.!\t It cn<'ounlera, there'• p~ntt rtdt~i on lhl' outcome Boch tHmt .,.~ unt>t-at..n 1n t'r \mprN"lv~ O~f'rt, and hi•lory hoWlt t"ach team with flft wini.. hvfl loss and• tie In lhe 1eri~. Tactic:'~ 1.1~ a1m•lur wllh each team t-ml)IO)'lna veer oifenae with the quurtf'rbflc'k runnl"I up onu wde or the other of his line. KC String Cut t 16 By Seattle KANSAS C ITY Right· hander Doc Medich survived ear- ly inning problems to hurl a seven·hitter and help the SealUe M armers defeat Kansas City 4· l Friday night. snapping the Royals' winning streak at 16 games. Medich, 11·6, locked up in a pitch.mg duel with Kansas City starter Marty Pattin, 8·3, before the Mariner$ snapped a l · l tie with a runs'scoring single by pinch-hitter Craig Reynolds in the eighth. Seattle s~r"ched its margin m the final iMing on a two-out single by Lee Stanton, a do.uble by El Toro·s Dan Meyer and a throwing error . Dark Bltuted SAN DIEGO -At least 10 players were described today as so unhappy with manager Alvin Dark that they want to be traded by the San Diego Padres. The co.mplainl6 voiced by players. including several or the highest paid Padres, centered around Dark 's fr e quent switching or positions and his ban on beer and wine on airplane flights. Ranu I~ Kif!ker The i£ Angeles Rams, who waived place·kicker Tom , Dempsey earlier this week, an· : nounced today that they had i picked up Rafael Septien. a soc- ' . ) cer -style kicker from Mexico wtio was cut by the New Orleans Saints. Septien. a 2J..year·old rookie i· who played for Southwest l Louisiana. hit on 32 off 66 field l goal attempts in college, and '\ made nine kicks of 50 yards or m ore. with a long kick of 57 yards. ' ll.S. 809p• BLACKPOOL, England America's 'strong, talent-deep stars responded to laughs and jeers with gr1m determination. blitzed the best of Grea\ Bntain and Ireland in three matches and t swept into a commanding 71.-"i-Vh \ lead Fridaytin the second round of play in lht22nd biennial Ryder Cup golf ma he!t. With 10 s gles matches -at ' which the Americans usually dominate -scheduled to com- plete the competition Saturday. the United States appeared in prime positi9n lo claim its 18th victory against only three losses and a tie in the series that started 50 years ago. Singles Semis At Laguna Niguel Semifinala competition is on lap today ffJf' the Laauna Niguel pro tennis toumament at Laguna Niguel Tennis Club. A pro-celeb match is at 10:30. followed at noon by Tom Leonard against Andrew Pattison. The second semis follows and puts Colin D,ibley against Terry Waltke. · In Frlduy ·s s ingles quarterfinalll, Leonard downed Brian Teac:'ber, 6-3, 7·6: Waltke stopped John Lloyd, 4-6, 7-6, 6-2: Dibley beat llussell Simpson. 7-6, 6·3; Patt.Ison lost the fll'lt set to Peter Flemln&. 1-6, but won the next two. Scores of those are not available. Joolllna for tho rltht apot to b•J\Cf the ball O(f. Jte41p Jt or pitch IL lo a tralUnK buck. And both teama h1tvo a wealth or talent •nd experience to run lheahow. Th6 Rufttlera or coach Ray 8hackleford h1Ve sophomore Bill Holat at quarttirbaack, who was 10 lmpr aive in leadlna a ~-14 rout. of Santa Ana with his tlmfn& on the pitch. Too. the Rustlers h avo ex· c.tlent runnlna backs. either of whom ~ould easily run out or the I at tailback. Loren MickUn has 1peed and power at 1~ pounds and Ric Martih averaged 5. 7 yards per carry aa a freshman and runs wJlh power. Oranae Coast College coach Dick Tucker counters wltb re- turnlna starters at the same posi- tions with Doug Boswell and Faye Weathers trailing quarterback Larry HalL Hall ls a tough runner with 100-yard plus efforts in the last two games of '76 and carried 17 times in leadlnf the Bucs to an openln 1 25·3 victory over Cypress Colteae. BosweU and Weathers are both potent runners With a liklns for the inside, although Weathers is a threat on the outside pitch. too. Both teams, off their opening victories, prefer. to slick to the ground. although both coaches have said they figure to be forced to the air against tough deienses against the running game. Bruins Battle Kansas Tonight at Colise11ni LOS ANGELES CAP> Kansas and UCLA, both losers to trighly ranked opponents in their season openers and both with key players on the sidelines, play for the first time in 21 years tonight. The Bruins h ave been established as t we-touchdown favorites in their home opener. A crowd of 45,000 is expected for the 7 o'clock kickoff at the Coliseum. The visiting Jayhawks lost their opener to seventh·ranked Texas A&M 28·14 last Saturday. UCLA s uffered a 17-13 setback Monday night at Houston. rated ninth Ln the country. Despite the loss. the Bruins are ranked 14th. They 'll be quarterbacked by Rick Baahore. a Fountain Valley resident. K a nsas will be without quarterback Mark Vicendese. who suffered a pulled hamstring in the first series of plays against Texas A&M. Halfback Bill Ca mpfield, a three-year let· TV, Radio Today · On Television Today 10:45 a.m. l7J -COLLEGE FOOTBALL r The Alabama Crimson Tide meets the Nebraska Cornhusken at Lincoln. Neb. 11: 15 a.m. l4 > -BASEBALL --The Boston Red Sox face the Orioles at Baltimore. (5 l --ANGELS BASEBALL --The Angels meet the White Sox at Chicago ·.s Comiskey Parle. Noon <28> -TENNIS -· Taped coverage of semifinal mat.ches in the doubles cbampionship from Woodland. Tex. 2 p.m. (7 > -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The San Diego Sta"te Aztecs face the Arizona Wildcats at Tucson. 3 p.m. (34) -WORLD CUP SOCCER --Argentina vs. West Germany in a taped World Cup soccer elimination game. 3:30 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR --Victor Galindez defends his World Boxing Association light-heavyweight crown against Alvaro "Yaqui·· Lopez in Rome. Also. the 24th Woodward Handicap from Belmont Park. (71 --GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS --A tribute to J ohn Wooden. 4:30 p.m. <7> --THIS IS THE NFL ·Another 11·week series or NFL hi ghlight films ki cks off with a review or the 1976 season. 5 p.m. (7 l --WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS ·-Roberto Duran puts his world lightweight championship on the line against Edwin Viruet at Philadelphia. Also. the women·s national AAL' diving championship. , 8:30 p.m. <22> TENNIS Harold Solomon faces Ken Rosewall in the final of the S200.000 WCT tournament of cham· pions, taped in New York. On Radio Today 10:20 a.m. KABC 1790> · Minnesota at Ohio State. 10:50 a.m. KIEV 18701 -·Alabama at Nebraska 11: 10 a .m . KKOP-FM <93 51 Notre Dame at Miss1ssipp1 6 p.m. KFI <640 l USC at Oregon State 6:50p.m. KMPC 17101 --Kansas at UCLA. lei-man who was expected lo be a starter, ls considere~doubtful. Campfield missed the Texas trip after hyperexlendin1t a knee more than two weeks ago. A pair oC important Brums w\lt be sidelined -Theotis Brown, who rushed for 1,~2 yards last season. and punter-placeklcker Frank Corral. Both were injured at Houston, Brown surfering a dislocated elbow and Corral a broken jaw. Vicendese'g replacement will be Brian Bethke. a junior from Covina, who had hopes of attend- ing UCLA. Bethke, operating the J ayhawks • wishbone and 1- formatlons last week, completed seven of 17 passes for 101 yards. Campfield, who gained 439 yards on 73 carries last year. was replaced last week by Max Ediger. who picked up 43 yards in six attempts last week. Ediger will start atainst UCLA. .. Bethl;<e is a fine player," said UCLA coach Terry Donahue. "I would expect him to come Into the Coliseum ready to play. 1 know he'll play very well against UCLA.'" Sophomore Ernie Sae.U~ called by Donahue the most improved player on the Bruins' roster since la&t year. will open in Brown's spot. Peter Boermeeslcr will h andle UCLA's placekicking duties and Matt McFarland will do the punting. Both tecims excelled -ttt running the football l~st year. but both had problems in their openers Kansas. the fourth·ranked team in rushing nationally last year gained only 123 yards on the ground at Texas A&M . UCL.A, second in rushing last season. was held to 153 ycir~ an that de· partment by Housto . · The teams last pl ye., Trojans Open Pac-8 · USC Treks to Beaverlmul Tonight, CORVALLIS, Ore. <AP) - Coach Craig Fertig of Oregon Stale says the University of Southern California wins a lot of football games because the Tro- jans have their opponents' knees rattling long before the operung kickoff. "USC has won a lot of football games by just being use ... said Fertig. who played at Southern Cal and was an auistant coach thA!"e.._~or 11 years before taking ovlllQ'he decimated Beaver grid prograDtlastaeason. "We wan a lot of games at USC because the other team was afraid of us," he said. The Oregon State coach says there will be no such automatic psychological advantage for the second-ranked Trojans when they open tt1e Paciflc-8 Con· ference season against the Beavers here tonight. "I know that football team as weU at I know my own," he said. "See, playing them ls something special to me," Fertig said Thursday. "I'd rather beat them than anybody else in the world." The question, however. is not whether FerUg's squad, which won its season opener for the first lime in 10 years last week by thumping Syracuse 24 -12. is ready. It's whether the Beavers are able to match manpower with the mighty Trojans, who waltzed lo a 27·10 victory over Missoun last week. Halos Down Chisox, 4-1 CHICAGO <AP> -Right- hander Paul Hartzell held the Chicago White Sox to six hits Friday night and Thad Bosley and Ken La'ndreaux provided the scorin g punch to lead the CallrornJa Angels to a 4·1 victory. Hartzell boosted his record to Las Vegas oddsmakers have made Southern Cal a 24·point favorite over the ups tart Beavers. but Trojans coach John Robinson is playing it cautious. "Most or the time when the southern California schools go up there, they have a lot of trouble, .. he said. "We'r e expecting a tough game.·· The game will match two of the Pac-S's most successful running backs after last w eekend's openers. Trojans tailback Charlie White rushed for 155 yards in 3!5 carries against Missouri. He first gained recogntt.ton last season when he came oft the bench for injured Anthony Davls and gained 107 yards as Southern Cal blitzed the Beavers 56.0 in the Los Angeles Coliseum. His Oregon State couQterpart is Jam ea Fields, the Junior tailback who gained 139 yards in CAL•l'<HlN•a. 29 carries against Syracuse. He ••, • 11 also sang the naUonal anthem, at 8·10. QtlCAGO ....... 4 0 1 I llosl..,, II 4 0 I I "•mt'. 21> 4 0 I 0 Chai,,. • 0 0 • &oiodl, rl 4 0 0. '"°'"·" '0 0 ••• .,lof.Clll 3 I 2 0 Mllnll,,ft 1 0 I 0 \,ftdl'f1C, Cf > 0 • t AllleM. lb s ' t t his requ~t1 prtor to the 11ame. ; : : ~ Fields again will stn• the an· ' o 1 o them prtor to the Southern Cal ; : : : . tlub, wtth kickofl scheduled ror • 1, o s o'clock before an anUctpated ; : ~: crowd of 35,000 at Parker o o o o Stadium. Dodger.s Win; ;J-~ 1'1991. "' Hm~.c n l •' Tewtt :i ~ ~: Fertig expect.I to 1ee • lot or quartert>ack Rob Hertel. who c..111_.. 110 001 ....., complet.ecs 12 ot 20 puses tor 203 OllUCIO --.,._, •·1<..-o,..c..~ 1. Olk ... 1 I.Oii-yardl and a touchdown la1t c:atttor"• 1• Ollc..-'· t•L.411111~ '"""'-week. Fertlf recruited Hertel ••·M"""""" , ........ "~";"'" • .. 81 so when be wu at Southern Cal. ~:~~t"1 ,~ : ~ ~ : ~ ··Th•f bav• so many . 1w11-~ o , 0 , , weapooa,' Ftttl• a aid of ttie ~ Hl"'IJKllWa.wi.. T.i:02.A·1'.• Jans, The Rustlers are rated No. 1 in the Southland by the Daily Pilot ·s poll and OCC is No. 5. The RusUers are 61,i.painl favorites to remain on top-allhouah seven Qf the last 10 visitors in this aame bave won. Tonight's visitor IS Orange Coast College. Golden Wes t has three freshmen a mong the offensive starters and none d efensively while half of occ·s attack is manned by first-",Yeq,r players. Only one lineup change from the openers is apparent-that be· ~· ing Dan Lee for Pat Prttz.l •i& flan.leer for the Ruallers. "Golden West has had 60Cll9 tood teams ln the past,.. pYt Tucker, "but v.e feet thts ls tbrit" best. But we're not going out lb ere to lose." Says Shackleford: "W'e'V&M to probe a llltle here and ttrere and try to tlnd something we cad take adv81ltage of. But pJa)'fJJc Oranu Coast ls the same every year .!it has good coache.& ~ gOQd players. It's hard to p~ct what will happen." .,.,.,,. . .,.... DENNIS BOSWELL (44), FAYE WEATHERS LEAD OCC. Starting Lineups Orange Coast Lineups orrense SE Whan 170 L T --Chakerian 225 LG -Hedges 205 C -Bienek 200 RC -Kelly 220 ET-Johahnes 225 TE--Amerkhanian 195 FL-Parsel 168 QB"--HaJI 190 RB --Den. Bos well 200 RB--\Veathers 165 Defense RT--Sanders 225 L T -{;ameron 240 NG -Battersby 190 ILB-Grundy 200 I LB-Winder 200 OLB-Radish 215 OLB-Musso 200 CB-Johnson 172 CB-Merry 145 FS-Foley 195 SS-Do. Boswell 180 Gulden West Lineups Offense S E--Wigmore LT-Huth LG -Case C Luppcns RG-Guway RT--Formica TE-Kelly QB-Holst RB -Micklin RB ·-Martin FL-Lee Defensf' OLB.-Meeks OLB· •DiPalma T Stemmer T -Dionne MG --Patterson I LB-Shirley ILB--Carroll CB --Clemens CB --McGowan S Craft s Eastland 170 230 2:,ll aJ5 ~5 225 200 179 195 185 160 i1s )SO 23') a15 200' 2o$ 290 180 180" Jae> 20S DAIL 't PllOl l •lurd• h tamb9117, 1177 -.... Brea, 9-6 H> ST ... \ t ANDltEW °'-°'"''' ~ , .... • A bh't llnii defon<1ive effort Ii> L .. ~un&1 Bl'uch ll•ah Sch<wl l'flJblt'l.1 th1• ,\rtlt.t~ lo aillp pust ll\l ho~t lirca llljh Wlldntll, 9 ti. In .& non le O(Uc footbiAll Ol)t;Ul"r to' r1Ju) nil!( ht Thi· .:Jmt> ended an a btinch ch .11 111~ hrJ" I .-l mldf1~ld ufkr ,\rt 1~h lJJll carri~r 8uilon Arabl11 '' d:. sl.unmt-d tu the &round by a l.it•l..lcr Thi• tackler cvadentJy mirrored his l~m s frw.lration a.t being dominated by the Arlibls de· ren~c l.JJ.:una defenders, led by Kll?1 fo'ord. ~t all McCulloush and Rrian n .. al ey. c ontinually hard~~t'tl Wildcats quarterback Dan Cuba:. ~ackang ham JO time! for 51 yards The cro"nang blow came with six scl'onds remaining in ~he na.me when Ford burst through the left sid e. dumping Dubay in the end zone for a safely that iced the win for Laguna. . l l was a ~ood thing Laguna re· rc1n•d a s trong performance Crom its defense. The Artists of· fensc was able lo generate only <'Inc sconng drive. early in the ~econ<.! hulf. Tru11ing 6·0. Laguna took the 'lccond half kackofr and marched 9()· yards an eight plays with Bill Gompf passing 35 yards to !'\orman Anderson for the touchdown with 7:47 left in the third quarter. Lei.lie Weldon con· vt'rtcd. Tlk Gompf-Ande rson com· hinalion hurl Brea all night. Gompf was nine or 1.6 for 15.5. yards with Anderson latching on to s ix aerials for 89 yards. Brea's score cam e in the <1ccond qua rter o n a 26-yard !ilrike from Dubay to Charles Boss with 51 seconds left in the first half. The Wildcats convert· ~d successfull,S'. but coach Jim McAllister elected to s hun the one point and go for two. The play failed as Mike Van· dcrburg was stopped s hort of the i!Oal lint' by the middle of the de· frnsc Brt•:.i abo had two chances to ... t·nrl· in the fourth quarter. marl'11111g tlcep into Artists tcr· 1'1101') The fi r~l cln vt• ~as stopµ<.'d as '.\l l'Cullough knifl•d lhroug.h to drop Dubay for a sc,·cn·yard loss 1111 fourth do'hn a nd Bailey -thwarted the final scoring try. sackin~ Duha'y for a 12·yard loss on another fourth down play. OAME STATISTICS t.1 a >tr I f)Own•. r'uVl•nt) s • Flr\tdown\p..t \•nq • ] r int OOW"n' P..f"htflt•"' I 0 T OC•I ,.,~, '10Wfl'lr, .. " V <\rO\ fu,\t'\fntf 112 I~· 't' .trd\ J)d\11t,1nq !SS .. f Jrd• '"'' I\ \I ,..,., vnrr1\ 0·"""' 1n ?10 Pu"'' 4-.q rJ•\,\Jn('fl' 111• :> 11 p, fMll1t-\ 'f \rd· ()1-',,,Jlltf"d I l1 4 JO 'vmbf"" ttimhlf"\ 10\t & l , 0 S<ort Dy av.,.,.,, L.t'lVll·j 0 0 I 7 ~ Or•··• • ~ 0 0 • llUSHIHG L .. 11n• lttl " ,. •wt c;.o.,,,,., u .. ., H "'~bit< H 3' l 11 McCulle>uQl'I • ,, 0 • s Mlli••r I l 0 JO Totrll' IS m lS JS ., .. Oul>.lv " S& 51 OJ ~1 .. 0 10 )1 • 4 s V •nOert>u<e 10 4] 0 • J ,OIQflr l ,. 0 63 r.1 .. , ,. '"" " ,, l'AHIHO L.ff\Me ,. lllC ... ... lllJCI c;.n,pt, .. • 0 us 567 .... OlllM• 10 0 .. 400 ·~mley Recovering • CHICAGO -Oakland A 's owner Charles 0 . Finley re- mained In satisfactory condition •TrJday after under1oln1 major ·heart surgery. ·:. .I\ spokesman for Northweatern '•'Memorial Hospital said rtnley, 591 ls expected to remain ln an ln· •ttilslve care unit for heart p'a· Oents through the weekend. But t.he Jpokesman said he la expect· ·~~ to be moved out of the unit · ""ondav. ... • .. ~ Eagles Cut Down Edison, 16 13 the key lo the lro drlve and Ha1an scored the first of his two touchdowns fronPa yard out to give Estancia a tt6 halftime ad- vanta1e. By &OOEll CAl\LSON Ot"'9 o.lly ......... " Rot•ordtn1 their m t al1n1C1 t:unt vlcto~ 1lnc 'he 11ory da)"I ol tt70, the Estancia filgh (Costa M••> Eattlq ralUed for a 16 13 verdkl ov\'r Edlaon <llunllnMton llt!uch) tU1h l''rlday nl&hl befort! 5,300 ul Onnce Coest College . 1'ht l!:aJltt ol E•tJlncla couch Jim Bratten appeared to be on l h uir way to thuir !levcnlh hlrnl•ht IOtSb In 1u$ many 11tarts al the handll of thtt Edison Churgers. but u blocked field 10111 attempt r,. by MUte Comp and un ensuing Ml·YUrd march with Kevin HJAg1m a£olog ovet" from three yards out with 3 11 remainlna turned it •round. Glenn Hicks added the PAT and Eatancla wH on ilb wuy to victory over the 1976 Sunset l..eaauerootball champs. Wttti the exception of a 64·yard scoring pass from Edison sophomore quarterback Frank Seurer to Oil Rhodes in the third quarter, tho gam• was dominat· ed by a virtually mistake·Cree . Estancia eleven. Estancu1 showed Its potential l!urly bc ulinl( adversity "-llh crabp, penalty-free execution us the Eagle11 1 lpped throuah an always tough derense with the quick bursts by Andy Domin1uez behind u veteran llne constantly k eepin g the C h argers ocr balance. But It looked grim tor the up· set-minded Eaglci> in the seoond half after Rhodes made his catch between two defenders at the Estancia 30 and went the dis· tance. Mike Ha ney toed the PAT and 1t was not until that winning drive that the Ea1les were to re· cord as much as a first down an the second half. Estancia overcame a 6·0 de· fic1t in the rirst half Md poor lleld position by bulldoiina 76 yards In nine plays, I.hen setlled tor a 24· yard field goal by th~ left.footed Jlicks to pare the Edison bulge. Later the ~agles got a simllur break to ~dison's TD setup as Craig Crandall recovered a rum· ble at the Edison 25. Quarterback Dave J er anko's 18-yard run was ' Dally ...... ""°'" tly .... rick 0'0.-11 CORONA DEL MAR'S AB.ATA HAMAWAKI (28) RUNS FOR SHORT YARDAGE. NO. 14 IS MARINA'S FRANK CRESCI. Sea Kings Rally to Sink Marina Green's TD Puts Corona thl Mar Ahead/or Good in 31-14 Tiff By CRAIG SHEFF Ol U.. O•lf'f l'li.t Sl•ft Corona de l Mar High rallied for three touchdowns in the rin al fi ve minutes to h.and Manna of II untmgton Beach a 31· 14 fool b<.rll sci.back cit Newpoot. Hurbor Jlil(h f 'riday night. The Sea Kings won at when Marty Green plunged one yard for a TD with 4: 52 to go and wh<·n Kurt Brockman booted the PAT. it was 16·14 . /\. pa ir of interceptions by Ric·k Starnes and Jim Shollln in tht• (inal three minutes helped thl· Sea Kings to two more scores. It was a typical opener with 19<J yards iq penalties. nine fumbles and a lot of mistakes. And it up. peared like it would be a de fensiv~ struggle all the way. CdM had taken a 2·0 halftime lead when Marina quarterback Joe Sartain was tackled In his end zone by S~e K in1s Don Flanagan and Tony Moore in the operung quarter. And with both teams unable to generate any offense, it appeared that might be the final score. ' And whea Brockman scam· peared to have victory locked up minutes to go in the third quarte r, Corona del Mat ap· peared to have victory locked up- ~specially the way CdM's de· re11se ~as containing the Vlkes. Bu\ Sartain started clicking on his passes and ralllcd the Vlkings into the lead. . Ftr1t he hit Grea t<armnn wllh a 32-yard scorlni s trtke late in .. . N"ATIO~AL LEAGUE Eut 0tva.1on ' •W. ·t. Pd. GB PbJltldelphla t2 55 .e.28 Pitt.sburih 84 • 85 .a1M 9 Chice10 • 7$ 70 .521 1512 St. Louts "fl 71 .520 151 'l Montreal 69 · 78 .489 23 New York 68 89 :395 34 ' West Dl\'blolt Ddd1en 90 S8 .a Ctnclmatt 78 70 .539 1H11 , Homt.on 74 14 .500 le SMFran • 81 !46& ~'it fia'lfDt•IP .15. 85 .m 26 .• u... 56 92 .;m &4 th<.> third quarter after compll• lions of 22. 5 and 17 rards /\.nd he engineered Marana lo the go ahea,f TD with 9 55 to go in th1· g.imr A Ii ~:ml pas.., from Sartain to Kc\ rn Nt•lson set up K .irman ~ 15 )H r d sca mper f or a tc1uchdo1,1,n When Andy Koll hool«.'<l hb second TD. it 'has 14 .9 But Manna didn't have thc moml•ntum long as the S~a Kings drrn·c f,O y;irds Ca ll on running pl.1~s 1 with Green going the final ) .ird for tht• ~o ahead TO. Thn·c plays lalN Starnes p1ckl'd off a Marina pass al his o\\ n 45 and 1 t•turncd it to the six Brockman then scored in t"o play~ from llw t wo AncJ Shollrn added insult to an JUr} h) running 47 yards after an mtcrcepllon with 27 Sl'conds left A pass from Hrockman lo Greg Kohlt•r for lhl' two point con \ er~ron C'ompll'lNi the ~coring Gains 305 Yards Pagnanelli Sharp In 21~14 HB Win Hy ERNIE CASTILLO Of-D•llY l'llel Sl•lf Huntington Beac h Hi g h quarterback Marco Pagnanelli put on quite an offensive show Friday night. Responsible for 305 total yards. Pagnaneljl hurled touchdown bo m bs of 58 and 65 yards to wide receiver Scott Brummett to lead the Oilers to a stunning 21·14 up· set over highly regarded Garden Grove on the loser's turf. Pagnane lll . who bit on four of his nrat seven aerluls, finished wlth elght completions In 19 aJ.· tempts for 220 yards with one In· terccption. In addition, he car· r'led the ball 18 times for a net 85 yards 88 the 011.?rs won their tlrst football same ln two seasons. 8tutnD)ett'1 acrobatic catches oh TD toeses thrown richt on the money staked Huntington Beach to a '14·7 h1Jrtime lead alter ~he host Argonaut.I had cashed in on a bad snap ln punt formation for a quick score ln the opening period. Lost In the shadows of Pasnanelll's offensive fireworks wu M excellent performance by the OUel'!I' defense. ' Tom Ray and Brummett re· covered fumbles, cornerback Gre1 Lawrence broke up two Garden Grove pass plays at the last poalbte moment with leap· Ina do~ctlons and defensive back Jeff Northrup caught Arionauta QB Tim Golla aft.et a 39-yar~ 1aln wblch aeomod deatlnW for a TD In the second hall. Following Brummett•s fumble recovery on the firs t play of the second half. Pagnanelli drove the Oilers 56 yards for the. winning T D. The key play came -on third down at the 35 when he WiHled his way out or reach or a host or /\.rgonauts al the line or scrim· mage and rambled to the 18. Two plays later. J im Thomas carried it In from 12 yards out with 7: 19 left in the third quarte r with Darren Moon addlnii hi11 third PAT of the night. Garden Grove got back lnto the ~ame when Dave Hudson rambled 83 yards on a busted play for a touchdown. Hudson. a 10.3 sprinter for 100 yards, had to retrieve a bouncing· lateral but got key blocks al both 30 yard lines for the score. However . J luntin"ton Beach's defense rose to the occasion twice in the waning moments. With 1 :40 left and the Argonauts threating on the Oilers' 28 ronow- ing a fumble recovery. Mike Perkins sacked GoUa on fourth dowl'l to seal tbe decision. PI rsl ....,t l'INllllO l'lnlWW!>IN._lnll l'll'fldOoM'IJ ........ 11 .. Tot1lflt1t do.wllt y ., .. '111111"' Y1rOtN ''"' Yltfit .. I ,..ty1n11..-. -llll!H,....dht ver•-ltrtd 00 ' ' 0 • '" n .. na H•O GAME STATISTICS "' (.clM J'.-1r\tdoWn'\rUWf'lq 1 1 ~tr\t dOwn\ o.u1ng 1 F 1nt downi Pll'Mlt~ I • Tot•l h.SI _, • IJ VArch ru~h•no .. 111 Ya rd\ !Wl'\lnQ I)) ,, Vard"tlO\I 41 •• ,,,,., )'tlfd\ 9'11nt-<d IA) 114 Punt .. •W"O (11 .. 1 • "e • lO ~ V•rd\pen..tlitt:'O •l ..i lO lOtl F umbl .. fumbln l~I • 1 \ I Sc.It••.., 0...t1•rt Marll'ft 0 0 1 I ,. Cnrona dPI ~r 1 0 , n l• RUSHING Marl"• ICD '' " .. , 1<.itrmttn ' \• 0 1011 M Polk,,,,,.....,.. • ,, I & I ~ .. 101n I 0 38 16 Roy A 10 1 I 0 fotdl' 1? ~f .. 71 C«.,..dtlM•r &rot~man ,, 17 IJ ., Grtt" lt 6S 0 3. Hamawakl 10 1• I '" Hub!Hrd I \ fl )0 6rl9llf ' 0 0 00 Tot .. , ,, Ill 1• I 0 l'ASSIHG ~ pc 1'111 "" !Id. MartN S.rt•ll't 71 " ' Ill 111 c..-.... -.,.. .. 8rot~,,_ 1• J 0 ., 1•1 Capo·Valley Polo Outlook Capatrano Valley High has a water polo team with speed and potential-all it needs is a pool. The first-yea r school needs passage or a bond election before a pool can be bullt, so for the mo· ment the team Is without a home base. "We'll be working out at the Sierra Recreation Center, al Dana Hills and San Clemente high schools. and a nyplace ~lse we can find with an available pool, .. says coach Jett May. Despite that handicap, May says his team should be strong in its first season. and even stronger In the next Cew years. Mike Cck>k. a junior transfer Crom San Clemente. and Hank Blice. a s enior f rom Palm Springs should be the most ex· perlenced players and t op scorers. GoaUe Chris Sherman. anoUler San Clemente transfer. also has ex r>erlence. Capistrano VaUey has a boet of freshmen speed•t~ra from the Nadedorett, lncludlng Tom Cc>ok. Mark Maldonado, Joe O'Brien. Chris Schalter and John Dixon. "We'll be bulldfng the proarom at. firal1 while these klda 11ln some ellJ)Ctionce," May uya. "but we'll havo a reprfftntablt ttam." The Char1era of Edison coach Bill Workman scored firat when Tim Frlnk recovered a fumble at the Estancia& 17 and Frink com- pleted the scoring march from a yar~oul. Tile winning drive was sparked by a 12-yard pass Ctom Jeranko to Camp and Dominguez' 16· See Eagles Paae 83 Barons In 35-6 I Breeze By A Daily Pllot Wrller REDLANDS-The Fountain Valley Hi&:h Ba~ons m ore than Ii vcd up to their ~oily pre-season football rankings Friday night. thras hing the ij.edlands High Te rriers, 35·6, in P season opener before 5,573 Cans. Regarded by many observers as the best high school football tea m in Orang~, County. Foun· tain Valley quic'kly proved its superiority in th~ first half, open· in~ a2l·Olead aft~r two quarters. Playing a tough 5·2 defense and unleashing the pqwerful running of All·ClF running back Willie Gittens and s ure-handed re- ceiver Tim Holmes. the Barons scored three quiclc touchdowns in the second quarter. And the third TD in that period muy have been the turning point or the game. It came with just 48 lleconds left before intermission when senior quarterback Doug Thompson hit Holmes with a lJ. y.ird TD i'uss in the r ight corner of the end zone. Thal score came just seconds after defensive s tandout Ron P adilla blocked a punt. with teammate Mike Fanoga recover · ing al the Redlands' 13-yard line. Before Padm~·s heroics and Holmes' TD catch, it was prac· tically all Gittens. the 5·ll, 170· pound senior back who was a second tcam"All·CIF 4-A selec· lion as a junior. "'-. The speedster gained'-(3 of hrs 170 yards ln the Cirs t haJC, d espite having an 89-yard touchdown run nullified in the first quarter because of a clippi,hg penalty. Nonetheless, Gittens scored on a 10-yard run ofC tackle with 10: 55 remaining in the llecond quarter. setting up th_.t score with a 48• yard run on ah e arlier play. Then with 2: 15 l~ft lo play In the second period. Thompson threw a screen pass to Gittens, who rambled 19 yards for a TD. Gittens got plenty of support from fullback Brad Wood and from a n offensive line that cleared the ends for Gittens· sweeps. And on defense Padllla proved the standout. blocking a punt and returning an intercepted pass 84 y ards for the final Barons touchdown with 45 seconds left-to Flay. Holmes also played well for the winners, catching three passe!> for llJ yards. The only d ark spot for the Barons came in the penalty de· partment. Fountain Vttlley was c ited for 14 infractions that totaled 138yards. OAMI ITATISTIC~ "" " Fltll-•IVShl"" • 1 First Oowrit _.,,1nq ' • Flrstdowm_lll .. 0 l T 11111111"$1 dOWft• 14 ,. ..,. lnll rvmll'IQ 7'7 ~} v •rds IMlnlno , ... 111 Y•rd1loet 14 JS Htl ytr$p1Md 417 111 1'111111·-tllUna 1-40.0 J.'8 0 Pen•IUes-yenhoeMllHd 14·•• J.11 l'umlll•f""*" IOll "' , 2 kier••• a..amr. Foonttlr. "'•lltY 0 ,. 7 1-11 lltcflAlld\ n o J •-• llUSHIHO ,,_, ... , v ... .,, tell " 'ff Gllltrit (~ l70 0 Wood u 0 HtnlQl"Mll a 32 0 Ct11lofllrlt• • ao • CMnplM 2 0 :: Tptlls ';.l 247 ... 14ubtlv , tJ 0 U1>1haw f. ' 1 8 lat111tMM, s s 2 o.w-f2 31 2t M1r'llnt1 ~: 24 2 Tyltr 1t 0 I(, Lll'IOll t ' 0 Crumrine I ' 0 Tot•• ~ ..... : ·~ u ""-'"" v,lttlty ... " ,..." TllO"""*' • J • tia Co!'ll,. l I 3 • JI ht1b u • • ... " .. """ O l.-•> , I '°' OIW-' i! ' " TOWls " 1 ,.. ~ls Ge May, From Yankee. .. , 10 0 3' 106 1.S ·70 11 ., 0.0 06 01 ,, u u so 14 "' ~ .600 ..,, .... 1 ·* ·"'' Dial»los, Runners In Tie By DA \'I'! CVNNll'Qf. HAM ........ " ........... With a le: e hut aucce11ru1 1oal line •land In th_, fourth quarter, Mission Viejo manaroo to aalv.,e • 13-13 lie with Sid· d lt#back lUlh of Santa Ana Fri day nlt1ht in a IQOtball aeuon opener ut.Mlstlon Vie Jo. With just over four manut~ left in the a&ame, Saddlcback lOOk po1~lon on Mission VleJo's 39 and ahrted a march that tbrealelaed to brcllk the tie. The key PIMY was a 17·yard pass comp~tion from Sad· dleback quarterb1tck Chuck DeLaMater to J on Tu1n, bnnging the ball down to M11ts10n Viejo's nine. Two runs by Jim Nimmo brought the ball to the one, but Mission VieJo's hoe dug in and stopped the Roadrunners the next two plays and regained possession, effectively stopping what could have been the game· winning drive, To reach that l>lt uation, the game had changed complexion considerably Crom the opening quarter when Mission Viejo gave every impression it would r un Saddleback into the ground. The Dlablos · first touchdown was pure and simple football They marched 61 yards in nine plays without throwing u pass. Alan Parker had a key gain in the drive when he broke through the left side for 14 yards. The capper came on Mike Ochoa's 10-yard touchdown run. H e took t he a pitch from quarterback Scott Spear and sprinted around right end. Saddleback didn 'l tie it until Just 24 seconds remained in the first half. DcLaM ater had left the game with a knee injury and h1l> replacement al quarterback. Nate Bradley, immediately pic ked up ll yards on two straight play:., one a draw to Nimmo 00 yards) and the other a keeperfor2f yards. The payoff was a 17·yard scor· ing pass to 'ruin, and the PAT kick tied it · at 7.7 just before halftime. Saddl~back took the lead with a balanced, quick drive which covered 75 yards in seven plays to open the second half, the touchdown coming on a 10-yard run by Keith Lane. Mission Viejo's touchdown to ··tie it at 13 cal:De on a clutch third- • down pass from Spear to Scott Ross covering six yards. * * * 04ME STATISTICS M s f l"l-HU\hl'>CI ' •O Fl"l~IN»•"O I ' Flr\l_\_lt~ I I "TOlll llr\I down\ 10 •l Y4lrdH11\r.1r>q llS •• Yard\INhi"ll '° • 7l Yard•losl ,. 16 Net yi'di 011n<'C! ,,, 10 Punl~·••o di" •. ,, s ,.~.s y. •d• p.n•ll •<d I SO J.10 FumblH lumOltslO>I 00 'l-1 Score lly Ou•rt•n S1ddlet>at1< 0 ., " 0-11 MIUIOll Vl11io I 0 • 0-13. •USHINO MU11eft\l .. Jo ,,. " ,, .... Sped• I 0 17 ·• s p.,-.., •• " • • 1 Hopp ) 3' 0 ti 7 Cuper • H 0 ll I OchO• 10 SI J •• Onl1 t 1 0 1.0 8owfr I ' 0 •O Tolll• J7 ,~ ,. • J ,.,.._, .. O.L1,,_.1 .. I • " II 'I • Nimmo IS u , • J UM • .10 0 1 s llrUley I ,, • 11.0 01vlt , " 0 •o C,.rcti1 1 s 0 's Toi.al• JJ ,. •• S1 'ASSING MIMIMY .. fe N " ,111 " Jel s .... ) 7 0 20 ... llrodtll'W> J 0 0 0 000 Oc-I 0 0 0 000 Totll• I ' 0 10 ltS ,....,, .... 0 0.L•Mal" 8 ) 0 ~ 11' Sr.itlo l , 0 " m Toti!• 11 0 7l ,., Safety Stops Mona,rchs, 8-6 GOLETA-Dos P ueblos in· tercepted a pass with 3:'6 left irt the game to stymie Mater Del <Santa Ana> Hiab's last scortng bid and topped the invad!n1 Monarchs, Ml, Friday nlllht in non·lea1ue foot~all al UC:-S.nta Barbara. Each team 1cortd a toochdoWn ill the secood quarter, th6 Monarchs' comln1 when Tim O'Hara conn~ed wl&h Brian .Draaba on • 3$.yard Plll·ND play. The en1uln1 convenlon kick WU DO food. The declclnl ~inti camo In the thlrd quarter when a h11h l nap from .;..ter OQ a puntinl 1lluation went Into t~ JOM and Dos Pueblot tacklid the Mater Del jt'l~er who plcbd up the ball. " . . . " . -, ... ~ .. . ..... ..... . ....... . MARTY GREEN (33) OF CdM RUNS BEHIND A BLOCK BY SCOTT KARSTEN (60). ,, 28-14 Deeision Tustin Outscores Uni in Yawner By DON JACOBS Of Ille 011lr P'Hot Sllfl The Tustin Tillers put on a dazzling second half offensive !>how to win going away over University High, 28-14, in the season football opener for both squads Friday night in Tustin. After a first half that was at times as exciting as watching paint dry, the Tillers lied it with five seconds to go when qua1tcrback Richard Driscoll hit flanker John HamiJton with a 12-yard scoring toss University had taken an early 7-0 lead in the first quarter when • running back Gilbert Zaldivar scored on a30-yard option play. The second half was an exact opposite from the first. Tustm came storming out behind run- ning back Mark Lauderdale. who had 141 yards for the evening. Lauderdale ran the second half kickoff back 48 yards lo the Uni 38. Five plays later. Driscoll tallied on a 15·yard keeper and Glenn Fischer made the first of four PATs for a 14·7score. Three minutes later the Tilleri. upped it lo 21·7 with Driscoll again scoring on a keeper, this time for six yards. Tustin looked like it had all the momentum at this point, but a lit· tie guy named Ruben Zaldivar had other ideus. Zaldivar took the ensuing kickorr on his own 10. ran straight up the middle, cul right and sailc.'<i 90 yards un· tou ched for the score. Dave Langmade converted and University was back in the game . 21·14. Early in the fourth quarter. Tustin took over after a punt on its own 32 and marched 68 yards 111 sevl•n plays. Lauderdale picked up 38 yards on three car rics on the drive, going the final fi vc up the middle for the touchdown. The T11lers threw up a stone- wall defense against University in the second half, holding the Trojans to a net of 39 yards rushing for the game. University picked up most of its offensive yardage through the air with 98 yards on eight completions. Li nebacker Dan Schroeder played a :,tandout game on de· fcnsc for vni, picking off a pair of sccond-half aerials when Tustin was threatening. GAME STATISTICS "''"-""'"'NJ Flt\1->CNHl"Q f tr\t c:town\ pen•lhe' TOl•lllNI-\ Y •tO\ ru•r,•no Y 41fdUMl\\l"9 YUd\1011 "lel V ... d~Q411"f'CI Punh·•VQ d1\t..tnc:.e Ptn.tltlft yt11rO\ e>c-n•lt1ed I' umbln-luml>l,., 100-1 Orlstoll 8u\l"'""'11• Henry Le'udttr'dalt Hemlllon Foroe' lotll• D•YI\ ZlldlvM ROdQe" M••YICk Tot.." Sore lly 0111rt ... , •USNING Tvttln tell 8 • 1S IS J A " UIW••rally • •• ' , ,. 'ASSING Tttttlll 0 l ,. ~ 18 SI 141 II " 2'13 17 S2 • 0 n r 11 • I 17 m u 7 , 1 " 73 .. ... II 3' lQ 131 1·12 A·1S ~ 6S I 10 04 1·1 1 " 7 11l 0 1 0-14 ,, ... 1 S.8 0 4S " 3 0 0 •.• I 3 3 0 I S IA ~.1 11 0. 1 J I 1 I 0 18 .. 0 :M I \ IMI pc _,, Yilt P yard run up the middle. An additional 13·yard penalty in conjunction with Dominguez' run put the baJI at the Edison 12 and Hagan took it over with three bursts through the line. Dominguez was the leading ~round gainer with 104 yards net -more than the entire ~Ison output. which sputtered against a smothering Estancia defense. OAMISTATlr.TICS UI~ bt FlrSl-HuSl>l"ll 4 8 F•r>l-iPIHl"ll '1 f FtrstdownS~ltlu O ' Tot1l llr>I -\ t H Y•rdsronhlno ll 11• Y Md• 1>6\\lllQ 91 20 Yard• loo.I • II "lel verdio•lnod 1u 1'1 Punh ••9 di\l.fl'Ke 6·31.1 l·V .I Pt1nalll~ yard\ pe114ll11!d 10~3 1·S f umbl~·luml>ln loo.I 2·2 2·1 S<ore lly 0...r1•-. Fd•wn 6 0 7 0-IJ c .. t•ncut 0 • 0 7-16 •USHING Edh.., t<ll " ,, .... M11Uf~¥ 12 27 • 1.0 Frtnk • 0 2.0 St•urt-r 7 0 lS Ponchtr-I 0 0 00 (rl\\ \ 40 0 1.0 lrvlnq I s 0 s.o Totat~ u 12 ' 2.• lllM<ll Ooml-1 7l 111 7 .. s H•ci•n 12 11 I 2.1 Jtr<1nllo 10 SI 10 I I Tot.i, 0 , .. 11 :u 'ASSING ...... ... " .itl .. "" Seurer 1• • 1 ., .J .. EttalKll Jttr•nko • l 10 .'7S FV Nabs Crown A team with a nucleus of players from last year's Foun· talh Valley High team captured the Fountain Valley recreation center summer indoor volleyball tournament Monday niJ ht. Captained by FV High coach Bill Lovelace, the team included three of his former stara-&:ott Ford, Brian Rofer and Gregg Svalstad. Also playing were Dick Zinbol and University Wgh <Irvine) coach Mike Puritz. "'I ......... --·-......... -Tc.,••-A.--~---- Saturday. See'41mber 17. 1977 DAILY PILOT 9. 7 Vertlrei SC Defense • . . Denies Bolsa : .. BY JACK MINTER Ol .. Dlll., ........... Junlor runnlnat back Mike Lewla of San Clemente High School scored a touchdown on a three yard run with 5:39 remain.- Ing in the third quarter Friday nl1ht to lead the Tritons to a 9-7 non·league football victory over host Bolsa Grande. Lew• run capped a drive that started at the Bolsa Grande •S· yard Une. After tbe Tntons had come io abrkk wall they decided to pant an fourth down. However. John Schaff's punt bounced off the receiver and the Trttoa.s re· covend. After Lewls' score. quarterback/place kicker Mark McElroy's PAT was good and the Tri tens took the lead. 9· 7. Bolsa Grande held the Trltons scoreless tbrou1bout the first half as they ate qp the clock on several long drives. Only one hit paydirt. though, as Matadors halfback Jeff Sudyka sprinted 46 yards with 1:09 remaining In the second quarter for the Bolsa Grande 6Core. Jon Poole's PAT took the Ma tadors into a 7·0 baUtime lead. San 'Clemente scored lts first points early in third quarter as tackle Dan Montoya sacked Matador runniJ\g back Sudyka In the end zone tor a Hfety. The Matadors were backed up to their own one-yard llne on ac· count of 42 yard punt by Schaff. San Clemente, workinc out or the wishbone, evenly used Its backfield to ~ck up 156 yards on . the ground. Senior Russ Immel was the workhorse for the Tritons as he ran for SO yards on nine carries. Mike Lewis handled the hall 10 times for 31 ya~ for a 3.1 yard per carry a9erage. The Matadors used three main rwmin& backs to cbWl) out 191 yards on the ground. Sttdyka car- ried the ball nine time8' for 87 yards. runni~ back Randy Ben- ton took the pigskin l2 tl,ines for a total of 62 yards and qul,U'terback Tom Stormer handled the ball 17 times for 41 yar~. San Clemente was led on d~ I Cougars Blitz tense by seniors John Edwards • Mike Murphy, Kevin Stewart. Dan Montoya and Carl Blah. Bolsa Grande's last scori.bg threat came with 48 aeeoods re- malniQ& ln the aame. Trttona tackle Edwards threw the quarterback for a U·yard Josa. Two playa later the Matadon gave up the ball to San Clemente and the Triton.a ran oUt the clock. * S.n~e 861MOl'andt MCEiroy Immel lllltt Ban,,... llOWMY Uwlf TotM~ Stor-. Betllon $;ldylte 011rll4lm Totllls McEl"W Sto,,,,_ * * OAM• ITATttTICS It USM ING SH~ tell 1 9 I 3 1 19 ,, .....°' .... 17 1? • • t ~ ~ASSllfO Siii~· SC T 0 1 • ,,. •c; 10 2 1 lZ '"' .. 5t 2CD 2111.5 •• .... 0 0 • .,_. 0 1 0 ~ Y• yt .... II T ....... ~ 12 .u • 0 "'° 1 ' "1.J " .. ;u 31 0 .u 156 21 :u •1 ... -0.7.. 6t 0 •• ., 11 ... I 1 -0.~ 1'1 • 5' u .. flC ""' .,.. ~ • ' 2 ' .111 llefMOrHde IS 7 0 .. .$1S &lwards Signs James Edwards. the 7·foot center from the University oC Wuhlngton, baa signed a multi· year contract with the Los Anaetes Lakers of the National Basketball Association, the club announced Friday. Edwards was -the Lakers • thlrd·round selection in the 19'17 college draft. Terms of his con- tract were not divulged. Edwards led the Washingtob Huskies or the Pacific-8 last season in both scoring and re-bounding with averages of 20.9 andlO.,. Firs~ever Victory 1For Capo, 33~0 By HOWARD'L HANDY Ofa.0-., ......... ELSINORE-Capistrano Valley IDgb School bad every. thing workine for 1t Frlday night as the Cougars posted a 33..0, victory over host Elsinore Hlgh's Tigers in opening fQOtball action here. Quarterback Brad Parker skirted right end on a 34-yard touchdown run the first time the Cougars had the ball and Robin Charles returned the seconcf halt kickoff 80 yards for another score. A good bealnning for Capo Valley's first-ever football en- counter. The Capo Valley defensive un- it did an outstanding job in hold· Ing the Tigers scoreless,along with recovering two tumbles and CdM Poloists In Semifinals Against Poly Dolphins Finish Strong LONG BEACH-Corona dcl Mar High represents Orange Coast area water polo power to· day ·in the semifinals of the Moore League tourney as coach Jim Kruse's Sea Kings take on Long Beach Poly at Lakewood High with game lime at 10 a.m. Chaffey and Long Beach Wilson duel in the ottier semis with finals later th.ls afternoon. Kruse's crew thumped Foothill of Tustin, 11-4. and Los Amigos or Fountain Valley, 10·7, in Friday action. Greg Walker scored three aaai'1't Lo8 Amiaos and got I.WU a~alnst FoothJllto lud CdM. lo Friday consolation play. Newport Harbor and Mission Viejo knocked oft Huntington Beach and Anaheim. Dana Hilh Pulh Out 13-13 Tie By •Daily Piiot Writer Dana lllUs High School's slum· bering offense came alive in the second half and the Dolphins !'!crapped back to salvage a 13-13 lie with Los Amigos High Friday · nlgbt at San Clemente High ScbooJ. • Picking up only five first downs in the first halt, and una· ble to mount a sustained drive, the Dolphins !!potted the Lobos a 1~0 halftimf! advantace, but then came storming back in tbe second half to make a game Of it. Tailback Mltcb McGre1or s parked the second half come- back. He opened the half by r~ turntna the klckofr .sa yardi to the Loi AmJ1oa 27, lt only took the Dolphins slit plays to aeon . St.eve Gramlich went 11 yards on the fil'lt play of the drive, and tl)en picked up seven more on t.b , ............. next play. TaUback Jeff Olsen capped the effort with a one.yard plunge for the score. Dave Willock added the PAT to slice the Los Amlgoa lead to 13-7. The Dolpblna scored the equalizer with just 201econds •ell in the third quarter. Dana Hills went 53 y~ on seven plays. The bla play ol the drive was a 20-yard pan from quarterback Tom Thornton to flanker Steve Haythorn.. That aave the bolt.a a fltst down on the Los AmfiOl 19. Gramlich went 14 yards Oft the next play, Jflvina Dana mu. a tlrat. and 1oal at the f&ve. Gramlich 1cored two playa later· from a yard out to even thetc0re. . Wlllock'1 PAT try waa b~ by Brent Hoppe. N.ather t•am thru ... to score 11aJn. ~ Dana mu. squandered an ex- cellent scori.Jig oPP<>rtunity mld way through the third penOCL The Dolphins drove 58 yards to the Loa Amlgos three. On a 1econcl and coal sltuaUon at the three, Thornton att.mpted to bJt apUt end Pete Stron1 {n the cor- ner ol the end zone. The pau waa Intercepted b,y Lot Am11a1·Tom Miller. Tbomtan ~ alaeol 21 paaea IOC' tbe Dolplllnl tor 121 yardl, lD8 favortte recilnr wu Stroac. stron1 baulect ln ftve aerials tor 10 yards. Di_.,,los, R11nners In Tie .. 87DAVEC NNINGllAM ....... .., .......... Wl\.h U le: •C but AUCC •fuJ 1o&al Un\• t t.r\d In tho fourth qu.,ter, Miuion Viejo mana1ed to aalvute a 13 13 ue with Sad dleb ck lU1b of Sunta Am• Jo'rl· day nli!hl In a football aeuon opeMl' ut Ml. 1lon Viejo. Walh Just over four m&nutes iert m \.he aame, Saddleback took posse:s.sion on Mis1aion Vaejo's 39 and s tarted a march that tbreatent.'d lo break the lie The.ot~y Play was a 17·Yard pass comp~tlon from Sad· dleback quarterback Chuck DeLaMater to Jon Tuin. bringing tbe ball down lo Mii.s1on VieJo's nme. Two runs by J 1 m Nimmo brought the ball to the one, but Mission VieJo's line dug i.n and stopped the Roadrunners the next two plays and regained possession, effectively slopping what could have been the game- winning drive, To reach that ::.1lualion, the game had changed complexion considerably fr6m the opening quarter when Mission Viejo gave · every impression it would run Saddleback into the ground. The Diablos' first touchdown was pure and simple football. They marched 61 yards in nine plays without throwing a pas::.. Alan Parker had a key gain in the drive when he broke through the left side for 14 yards. The capper came on Mike Ochoa's lO·yard touchdown run. He took the a pitch from quarterback Scott Spear and sprinted around right end. Saddleback didn't tie it unlll Just 24 seconds remained in the firs t half. DcLaMater had left the game with a knee injury and his replacement al quarterback. Nate Bradley, i mmediately pic ked up 31 yards on two straight plays, one a draw to Nimmo 00 yards) and the other a keeperfor21 yards. Th~ payQff was a 11.yard scor- ing pass t6 ').'uin, and the PAT kick tied it at 7.7 just before halftime. Saddlcback look the lead with a balanced. quick drive which covered 75 yards in seven plays to open the ::.ccond half, the touchdown coming on a 10-yard run by Keith Lane. Mission Viejo's touchdown to "tie it at 13 came on a clutch third- • down pass from Spear to Scott Ross covering six yards. * * * 0 4ME ST4TISTICS ~ s J-lr\t ctown~ fU\hlnq 8 10 f=.tr'\• 00wn\ l)IUU'"Q ' 7 Fl,.._tOOWn\~iilttltt ' ' Total llr\l doWn'> 10 !J Y •rd\ ru\n1f"Q I 1as J• YerthCM\<lnQ ~ ~~ • 7J Yards 10.1 .. Ntl yard•Q••n~ 111 2'S Punh av9 Gl•t •·11 s 2·3'.S Yard•.,..,•ll1td 1·\0 ).70 FumblM lumblHIO>t o~ l·• Score lty Quar11n .... dCll•ba<k 7 6 0-13 '"'"''°"Viejo 0 • 0-13 "USHINO MIH'-'lllelo tclt yt yl ·~ ~!><'•" t 0 11 .. s P•rker t• 1t • ., Hopp I l• 0 11 1 Cu per • SS 0 tl, O<ho• 10 St J •• Oavl• I 1 0 10 8ow11r ' 6 0 •0 Tolel\ J1 ltS ,. • 3 ·-· .. <II 0.L•M<lt,.. • .., , . S• Nimmo IS ., 1 •3 ~· ... >t • JO • 1~ radley I " 0 2t.O Davis , 11 0 •O G•r<•d 1 s 0 H TolAI• .u t• " \1 "ASSING MlttleOIY .. lt " ~ ""' YI ~ .. S11ur ) 1 0 '° -8roc•men l 0 0 0 .000 O<-t 0 0 0 .000 Tollll\ I ' 0 10 .19i SMfl ... cti OeLe~tf't' I 3 0 ~ JIS Br•Cllty J 0 " l33 Tol<tl \ It 0 71 361 Safety Stops Monarchs, 8-6 GOLETA-Dos Pueblos in· tercepted a pnss with 3: 46 left ln the gnme to stymie Mater Dei <Santa Ana> lligb's last scoring bJd and topped the lnvadlna Monarchs, Ire, Friday ni&ht in non·league foott)all at UC Santa Barbara. Eaeb team 1cored a touchdown In the aeaond quarter, the Monarchl' eomlns when Tim O'Hera connected with Bn1n Drazba on • 35-yard pau·run play. The 111n1uln1 conversion kick wunoaood. The dffldtq point.a came In the third quarter when a hll)l snap tn>m .-...tar on .a punUnt tltuation went into the end zone and DOI PueblOI tackled th Mater Del player who p1eked UP th•ball. MARTY GREEN (33) OF CdM RUNS BEHIND A BLOCK BY SCOTT KARSTEN (60). 28-14 Decision Tustin Outscores Uni in Yawner By DON JACOBS 0t tM 0•1ly Pilot Stall The Tustin Tiller::. put on J dalzLing second haV' 0Henli1vc ~how to win goinA away OVl·r Univerbily IIigh, 28-14, 1r1 the season football opener for both squads Friday night m Tuslm. After a first half that wos <.it. times as exciting as watching paint dry, the Tillers tied it with fi vc seconds to go when quarterback R1 charcl DriM·oll hit flanker John Hamilton with a 12·yard scoring toss University had taken an t:arlv 7·0 lead in the first quarter Wht:n running back Gilbert Zaldivar !'>con.'<ion a 30-yard option play. The second half was an exact opposite from the first Tustin came stormmJ! out hehmd run ning back Mark Lauderdall'. who had 141 yards for the cvemn~ Lauderdale ran the second half kickoff back 48 yards to the Uni 38. Five plays later. Dr1scoll tallied on a 15.yard keeper and Glenn Fischer made the first of four PATs for a 14· 7 score. Three minutes later the Tillers upped it lo 21 ·7 with Driscoll again scoring on o keeper, thi» time for six yards. Tustin looked like it had all the momentum al this point, but a lit· tle guy named Ruben Zaldivar had other ideus. Zaldivar took the ensuing kickoff on his own 10, ran straight up the middle, cut right and sailed 90 yards un touched for the score. Dave Langmade converted and University was back m the game . 21·14. Early in the fourth quarter. Tustin took over after a punt on its own 32 and marched 68 yards in scvl·n plays. Lauderdale picked up 38 yards on three car ries on the drive, goi ng the finaJ five up the middle for the touc·hdown. The Tillers threw up a stone· wall defense against University in the second half, holding the 'froJun~ to a net of 39 yards rushing for the game. University picked up most of its offensive .var<luge through the air with 98 yards on eight completions. L1nl'backer Dan Schroeder played :.a standout game on de- fl·nsc for t.:n1, picking off a pair of st·cond half acnals when Tustin "':.as thn·alcn1ng. GAME STATISTICS • it\t ctowr" ru .hi no f 1r\t do'Wn\Ooei\1nq f: tt\1 oown-.~•llu T 014t f1r\I dOWf\\ Y •rd\ ru\hlr'Q Y •rd\ °''~nQ Y•rO\tO\I Nttt YMd\ C)llir'Wd Pun1.._ . ..,vq Cll\t•n<" P•nAlllH YAfd\P"'•ltted f umolf'\ tumt>tf't< '°'' Ttt\lln Unlvf'r\lh 0,.,,011 8u\famonh· Hfonrv LAvclt'•GOI~ H11rnlllon F orbf'\ Totnl' O•vi• l~ldivM Flo<IQ•'" M1trv10. TOMI'\. S<O••ltYOu•~ RUSHING Tu1ttn tclt 8 • H ·~ l • ., U11lver1ity 6 t& 1 2 ,. P4SSINO Tvtllll 0 1 ,, S1 • 0 n ' u ,, 1 • 1 I 7 II b m 7] ... .. u ).I l4l 1]1 f .]1 • 1\ • •S 1·10 0-0 1·7 1 " 1 111 0 , o-u yl ... 7 H 0 ·~ f; 3.0 0 I 0 ,. 11 1 1 18 .l4 •• 3l • s s 1 .,. pc .... ... ... ~I .SOO e • 2 ... Ulll.,.rtltr • 6 ) 7 11 I 0 ,,, 0 1 0 ,. .61>1 ·"'' ,6"7 EAGLES ••. .. Cootlnued from Page BU yard run up the middle. An additional 13-yard penalty in conjunction with Dominguez' run put the ball at the Edison 12 and Hagan took it over with lhree bursts through the line. Dominguez was the leading ground gainer with 104 yards net more than the entire Edison output. which sputtered against a s mothering Estancia defense. GAMa ITATl$TICS Flr~lclOwllHullhlOQ F lrtl downu1••,IOQ F lr•I doWn1' penallle. TOl•l llrSldown~ Y •rdl rU<>lllt'IQ V11rd,P11UinQ Yarelslm.t N•I varcl\Q•l...O Punt\ aYQ dl~l4nc11 P•n<tltl~'> ya rel\ P"MI lll!O F umblt'\·lumbln lo.t ·--a.st 4 8 l 1 0 • • n 11 1" '12 20 . . " 1'S 191 6·37.1 .. ,, .. 10•1 1.s l·l 2·t S<or• lty o.Nr1•n .. 01\0fl t-\fAl"tlA RUSHING ........ tc-Milu<ky 11 ~''"" • S4·urt-r 1 Pondt-,. ' C rt\\ .. lrvlnq I Tot••' u e1u.tcla Oom1'9"'t 13 H•9en n Jt-r.itnko 10 tot eh 4S P4SSING ....... ,.. ~ S.-.1rer .. • E11itMIA Jerenko 8 3 & 0 7 0-11 0 • 0 1-1• ... .,, .,,, ,, • l.O 8 0 J.O 1 0 lS 0 0 00 40 0 t.O s 0 S.0 t2 ' 2.9 111 1 4.S 11 1 2.1 51 10 •.I ,., 11 ,, f'lll " "'" t 92 ..... 10 .us FV Nabs Crown A team with a nucleus of players from last year's Foun· lain Valley High team captured the Fountain Valley recreation center summer indoor volleyball tournament Monday night. Captained by FV High coa<:h Bill Lovelace, the team included three of his former stars-Scott Ford, Brian Rofer and Gregg Svalstad. Also playtn1 were Dick Zinbol a nd Universlty Wgb llrvine) coach Mike Purltz. Saturday. September 17, 1977 OAILV PILOT 83 9-7Verdict ... · SC Defense . • . . :· Denies Bolsa BY JACK MINTER 0t•o.llyPIMtlt.Mt Junior running back Mike Lewis of San Clemente High School scored a touchdown on a three yard run with 5:39 remain- ing in the third quarter Friday night to lead \.he Tritons to a 9-7 non·league football victory over host Bolsa Grande. Lewis' run capped a drive that started at the Bolsa Grande 45· yard line. After the Trltoos had come io a brick wall they decided to punt an fourth down. However. John Schaff's punt bounced off · the receiver and the TrilOOIJ re· covered. After Lewis' gcore. quarterback/place kicker Mark McElroy's PAT was good and the Tri tons took the lead, 9· 7. Bolsa Grande held the Trilons scoreless throughout the first half as they ate up the clock on several long drives. Only one hit paydlrt, though, as Matadors halfback Jeff Sudyka sprinted 44> yards with 1:09 remainlng in the second quarter for the Bolsa Grande score. Jon Poole's PAT took the Matadors into a 7·0 haUUme lead. San 'Clemente scored its first points early in third quarter as tackle Dan Montoya sacked Matador runniJ\g back Sudyka in the end zone for a safety. The Matadors were backed up to their own one.yard line on ac· count of 42 yard punt by Schaff. San Clemente, working out of the wishbone, evenly used its backfield lo rack up 156 yards on . the ground. Senior Russ Immel was the workhorse for the Trltoos as be ran for SO yards on nine carries. Mike Lewis handled the ball 10 times for 31 yards for a 3.1 yard per carry average. The Matadors used three main running backs to churn out 191 yards on the ground. Sudyka car- ried the ball nine times for 81 yards, running back Randy Ben· ton took the pigskin 12 limes for a total of 62 yards and quarterback Tom Stormer handled the ball 11 times !or 41 yards. San Clemente was led on de- Cougars Blitz fense by seniors John Edwards • Mike Murpby, Kevin Stewart, Dan Montoya and Carl Bish. Bolsa Grande's last scoring threat came with 48 seconds re- maining in the game. Trltons tackle Edwards threw the quarterback for a 14·yard loss. Two plays later the Matadors gave up the ball to San Clemente and \.he Tri tons ran ot.tt the clock. "* * * OAMl:STATtSTIC$ F1"1dowm;rllilllno Fl-.1 clowns INSll"t First-Plftlllllb T otelf lrtt clownt. V4rlbr'UIN"t VUCll-MftO V11rd1lol\ Nelytnbgei...ci Puntt-a\IO clh l.ellee Ptnllltl..,ya~-llL..t Fumltl&-fuml>IM 10.1 k_.., Qullr1WS se 7 0 1 e l~ • '27 ,. $124.? 6-40 S-l 8G 10 '? 1 12 , .. ~ 5't 10D 21%7.J> .. ,. ... , San c1....-.e oo•o-e 8olw Grande 0 1 0 0-1 ltUSMINO S.•0.-• "" ,. .,. .. ,, . Mc Elroy 7 ., 7 ..u Immel ., ~ 12 •t 8l1h \ ~ 0 •.O Benner 1. f; ·1.3 Aow..,y I ,. • ;u Lewis ,, 31 0 l.l Total• 37 156 21 3.4 .. ... °' ...... . Slormer 17 41 ... .0.7 6tlllon 12 67 0 '·' SudYk• ~ n 11 ..... Dur1111m ? ' ? ..o.~ Tot.I~ olO 19' ,. u ~AUINO S1111C..,._.• .. ~ pllf .,.. ~ MCEiroy • 1 2 • .111 ... wOr•IMll Sto"""" tl 1 0 • .DJ Edwards Signs James Edwards, the 7-foot center from the University or Washington, has ::iigned a molti· year contract with the Los Aneeles Lakers of the Natio.nal Basketball Association. the club announced Friday. Edwards was the Lakers· third-round selection in the 1977 college draft. Terms of his ClOD- tract were not divulged. Edwards led the Washington Huskies of the Pacific-8 last season in both scoring and re- bounding with averages of 20.9 andl0.4. First-ever Victory For Capo, 33-0 By HOWARD'L. HANDY Of ... o.lty ...... Staff ELSINORE-Capistrano Valley lngh School bad every· thing workin1 for it Friday night as the Cougars posted a 33-0, victory over host Elsinore Hlgh's Tigers in opening football action here. Quarterback Brad Parker skirted right end on a M·yard touchdown run the first time the Cougars had the ball and Robin Charles returned the aeconcfhal/ kickoff 80 yards !or another score. A good beeinning for Capo Valley's first-ever football en- counter. The Capo Valley defenslve un- it did an out.standing job in hold· log the Tigers scoreless,along with recovering two fumbles and intercepting a pass. But the victory was also marred by two injuries that mzy keep starters out of at least one future game. Parker suffered a neck injury in the first half and didn't play for the balance of the night, although coach Bill Cuner· ty said it wasn ~t serious. Mickey Romero, a running back who scored on a two-yard plunge for the third Capo Valley touchdown. pulled ligaments in his leg while on defense and was taken to the hospital for precau- tionary treatment. Cd.M Poloists In Semifinals Against Poly Dolphins Finish Strong But the brilliance of the Cougars de!ense withstood early jitters that saw them jump off. sides on lhl'ee ot five early plays that helped sustain the onlv drive of the game for Elsinore after the opening kickof!. The Tigers plcked up lhl'ee or their game- total six first. downs on this series. Dean Genter recovered a rwn- bleat the Elsinore 11 to set up the second touchdown with Charles going in from the 10 for the score. LONG BEACH-Corona de! Mar High represents Orange Coast area water polo power to· day 'in the semifinals or thl' Moore League tourney us coach Jim Kruse's Sea Kings take on Long Beach Poly at Lakewood High with game time at 10 a.m. Chaffey and Long Beach Wilson duel In the other semis with fin als later this afternoon. Kruse's crew thumped Foothill or Tustin, 11-4, and Los Amigos or Fount.abl Valley, 10·7, in Friday actlOJ:l. Greg Walker scored three aaainst Los Amigos and got two against FoothHlto lead CdM. In Fr1day consolation play. Newport Harbor and Mission Viejo knocked off HUrtti.ngton Beach and Anaheim. _.....,.T_Y • tc-••Ool•ttln 11Mt111a f • l 1-ll Cy11r-1 2 2 2-7 M4!rlnt KCN"lllQl Hume .f, lllbert t, Mofltllto 1, lt~fllltrott 2. Wtl-ht11tr t, H11tc1tl111G11 I. ~ .. -...-""'._ Dana Hilh Prdh Out 13-13 Tw By a Dally Piiot Writer Dana Hills High School 's slum· bering offense came alive in the second half and the Dolphins scrapped back to salvage a 13·13 tie with Los Amigos High Friday night nt San Clemente High School. • Picking up only five f.irst downs in the first half, and una- ble lo mount a sustained drive, the Dolphins spotted the Lobos a 13·0 halftime advantage, but then came storming back in the second hal.f to make a gameo!lt. Tailback Mitch McGregor sparked the second hal! come- back. He opened the half by re· turning the kickoff 53 yards lo the Los Amlaos 27. It only took the Dolphins aht plays to 1core. Steve Gramlich went n yards on the first play or the drive, and then picked up seven more on the next play. Tallback Jeff Olsen capped the effort w1'b a one-yard plung~ for the score. Dave Willock added the PAT to allce the Los Amigos lead to 13-7. The Dolphins scored the equalizer with just 20 aecoods left in the third quarter. Dana Hilla went 53 yards on seven plays. The hie play ol. the drive was a 20-yard paaa from quarterback Tom-Thornton to flanker Steve Haytborne. That gave the hosts a fltstdown on the Los AmilOl 19. Gramlich went H yards on tbe next play, ~vlna Dana llll1t • first and aoal at tha flve. Gramlich. scored two plays later ~ from ayantoutloeven theacore. Wlllock'a PAT try WU blocked by Brent Hoppe. Neither tHm thrUteMcl to 1core -a.Sn. Dana Hllls squandered ao ex- cellent scoring opportunity mid way through the third i>eriod. The Dolphins drove 58 yards to tbt) Loa Amigos three. On a tecond and goal situation at the three. Thornton attempted to hit apllt end Pete Strong In the cor- ner of the encl zone. The pus was intercepted by Los AmJaos· Tom Miller. Tborntan compJetecl nlDe d 23 P8Sle9 lor ttie Dolphins for 12S yards. Hlt favorite receiver waa stroai. Strona hawed ln five a.erlals for70 yarcb. &A " 2 • 'U -.., • ... = t.t .... ' • • ,. ,.. w J ~ •• ""'''"' , , t t-• c.--.MM • • • ,_,. l'llas Rolb CdM ICOfl!ltU We!Mr t, .... ,, ... '· """' 7, .IWIM t,lllYt 1, Tllt11Mltd, l(,_11, acm::..t:.:n I -• • The next Ume Elsinore had the ball.~ Dave McElroy pick~ up anotnef fumble at the 43 and raced to the two before be was caught Crom behind. This time Romero went in. The final score came In the ~ fourth quarter when Fernando Salas capped a 52-yard drive with a six-yard burst for tbe score. Luke Johnson kicked three of the conversions "'1d on another, bolder Parker took a low snap and tried to run lt Jn. He w• lQjured on the l>lay. Salu alto bad an intereeptiOD and did the punt1na f~Capo Valley. •• • 2 t 2 • .., !t » " .... 0 OAllY ,..lOT ,,n UCI Takes On Bruins 'J"~o of Am rice '1 1tronc t CQIJeatate water polo team collid t1'1a mornlna at Newpiort Harbor lJh'1 ~ ml'ter J>Of>J when UC Irvine m~eb UCLA u()0.30 puUod 1teodily away, Newland played reserves mo tor the rlnal stansa. Th t .. me wlll ~ followc.'d by the UC Santu Darbar•Cal tur lo rvund oul 111t-mlflnal1 .. ctlvt\y In \be UCI lnvltaUoD&l lourn m1•nt llt! followed ftUit ln the nnal half Of the game With UC Dav'8 aa UCI suraed to an 8-2 halftime cushion. Georat& Nuwlund Jed the winners with a trio of aoth. Champ on hip •<'tlon 11 blllt-d Sunday UC ll"Ylne br\'t'tt'd by M p1alr or fradi.y Opp()ncru.. qualify for • ith~t ltJ the nlway11 touah 1'rulna. Formt.ir Newport Harbor High flash Kevin Robertson KJ·OrcJ a pair for Cal In its 8·6 win over use t'riday Oach Ed Newland'• UCl outfit nn.i \he bell for a $do1cn 1oal1 In t'ach iame whllt: holdlnJ Cal Slate f Cl..an1 8«-ach > to t.hrt'e and UC Dit vh.1 to fiv•. UC1 arorln1 whiz O•r y Fleuerou paved the way for Victory In the rlrtl &flme, blHUn1 in four &Oal¥. l..one Beurh had ta~en • 2-0 Jeud 1rnd Jt wus lied at three alter a quartt'r In other &laml's Friday, UCLA 12, Pepperdine 8· UC Santa Barburu ~. Arizona 4; Cal 6 San Dleg~ Slate 4; UCLA 11, Cal State <Hayward>° O; UCSB 7, Cul Poly of Pomona 2 Then. Simon llouathey scored curly in thu 5econd period \o give Ule AnlealerK a 4 3 lead and they kM'9 lty 0..-r1•" l'lni04lfl'I• C'l lont6e4Kh l O 0 0 J UC lrvl"" • l ) t 11 UCJ "'°''no F1guero• •· letplff 7, 8 ouqlwy 1, Rll<l\lt 1 Newi.nd I, Monroe• tc-..., OU.r1•" lecallf O.tne UC O•ltl• 0 t 1 1-S UC l•vlnt 4 4 I 3-lt VCI K.Oflno· N-1and 3, 80U9MY 2. l•\Pl•r J, Figueroa I, O'Brien I, ll~ker 1, lutcllle I, Monroe 1. Tackles Aquinas Valencia Overcomes El Toro's 6-0 Lead For tt learn preparing for lht• fin,t v arsily foot- ball itam'· 1n the school's h islor}. the Irvine ll1gh '\'aqul•ros didn't ~el'm too exl'1tl'd in J>ract1cc ; ~his w<•ck. : lo foci , head <:Oal'h Chuck Sore u Im I s uid ih<'Y simply looked f1;.1l ~s they prepurcd for tonight's opener <7:30) at Tustin High aguinst .A q u 1 n a s ( S a n . °D<'rnardino) High. ··wl'·rt· not :J'> t·n 0 thused m. we should he:· So r c a h <II s a i d a ft t! r -'J'hursda> ·:. workout. · "The kids just have no cxpcricnc<' and they're t aking it lik e a sophomore game. I just hope they get more en- thused b> Saturday.·· H owever, Sorcaba l ~aid it might not be as had a~ 1l seems. "Each team takes on ilc; own character and this could just.Abe a very low key tea~nd play good foot- b all, .. he said. "We'll ·wail until Saturday and 5ee h ow they react then." . Irvine. in its M'cond yl'ar of existence. has no 8Cn1ors on the squad and played JU:.l a non-vari;ity schedult• Inst year. Bul the Vaqueros won 't have ~n easy time in their vars ity d ebut since Aquinas is known as a • :t ·A power which has fashioned a 22·6· 1 record over three years. The Falcons Jove to 1-hrow the football with two·yl'ar sta rting quarterback Mark .Knowrton passing for over 1.200 yards l ast year. His favorite target was All·CIF wide r e- ceiver John Steinmann. who caught 43 passes for 825 vards. .. ·we worked on our pass defense a lot but they're ulso pretty good · ot running the ball,·· Sorcabal said . "We worked on our entire de· Jense this week and also stressed our running gameoffensively ... The Valen cia High Tigers held El Toro to 48 net yards and surren· <.lt!red only one first down to the Chargers in route to an easy 28-6 win Fri- day night at Valencia in the opening football ,::a me of the year for both teams. El Toro picked up a first down the first time it had the hall, but that wus all the Chargers got a ll night as Valen- cia's tough defense kept c:oach Phil Brown's ::.quad off balance. It was only the second win in three years for Valencia and the first time in 18 years that the Tigers had w9n an opening game at home. The Ch a rge rs just couJdn 't seem to mount any klnd or attack in the game and in mo~t of the second half f o und themselves oper ating with very poor field posi- tion. Brown ui;ed both Pete Changala and Jeff G i bbs a t quarterback, but neither could move the team. El Toro ulso had a rough night defensively, h aving little success against the Valencia op- tion offense. The Tigers picked up 224 yards on the ground with Robbie H off leading the way with 98 yards in 28 car- ries and three touchdowns. The only bright spot in the game for El Toro came early in the contest Mustangs, Bolsa In Grid Open e r · T onight Costa Mesa High begins pursuit or its second winning season in a row, as the Mustangs meet La Quinta High <Westminst er> at the Bolsa Grande lligh field in Garden Grove at 7:30. Costa Mesa has been installed as an eight- pointfavorile by the Dai· Jy Pilot. Coach Tom French will start J erry Cribbs at quarterback to guide a team comprised of abou& 75 pereent juniOTs. Despite that , French feels this year's team could be even better tha n the one that went 8·2· l last season. . llis Mustangs ·debut against a La Quinta team they stunned 35--0 last year, but La Quinta has 23 lettermen back from that tea m , includ- ing the entire offensive backfield. his passing strength , bul the receivers are young and untested. La Quinta ·s veer of· fense will be <.Ii reeled by quarterback Chuck Tyson, a 6·1, 185-pound senior whose strength 1s running the ba II The backs arc lt'l tcrmeJl Jam ll1rt (G·O. 180) and Anthony Abarca <5-11, 170). Selph has a quick receiver in Ed Manibusan. a 5·6, 140· pound senior who runs the 40 in 4.8 seconds. "We seem quicker t han last year and we'vl• improved lrcmendoui;ly on defense," Selph says. "'I th.ink we're going to have a winner. Al least, I don't think we'll lose them all." * * Cetta Meta Off-• SE-1Uc11Ayers RT-iolV'I Ptlld\Ow,~1 RG-Franll EIDoUm c-,staveFIFKll LG-Ttd Butcl't I. T-lloC> Hor,.n 1.6.~ll&a ZJe<JW "E-OawEv-Oll-JarryCrtb6t 1'8-Mll!tT~t~ HD-Paul ICrlk~lat> * uo 18\ 1$0 l'V 170 111 IU tS5 110 l•S us when the Chargers look advantage of a break. After the snap sailed over the Valencia's pun- ter's head, Andy Dick raced in and tackled the kicker on the Valencies five. The Chargers lost four yards on the next play back to the Valencia nine. but Changala hit Bill Weaver with a nine· yard pass on the next play and El Toro had a 6·0 lead with 6:40 left in the firs l quarter. After the snap was fumbled and the kick failed . Valencia dominated the rest of the way. The Tigers made it 7-6 with 8:02 left in the Ci rst hair when Hoff bla~ted over from one yard out Gerado Hurtado kicked his firs t of four cxtr<• points after the score Valencia then made it 14·6 early in the third period when Ernit.· Robles rambled 85 ycirds withapuntreturn. I lorf scored his secon<I tou<'hdown with 3 :01 left 111 the third quarter from one yard out and put lhl' i:<1ml' on ice with 2: 19 n· m aining "hen he bolled ovt•r from t woyards. * * * GAME ~TATISTICS ET v ',,,t~srU"\"41'\Q J-,,-.t oown-.041\''"'J " I F~r\tdowrnptn1lllu-. 1 TtJlfll 11r,1aown\. 1 11 '( d,d .. '"'"'nq \ti 11~ Y•rd\Od\\1"'1 11 7q V ,.rds 10\t >S ' Nnt v•rtl\Q-'ln'"ft .. 8 1'r1 Punh •"Q d•"-ldfl<.L• tr·ll "J '' P•n.tltle-\ Yd\ pt-1"1All1f'd 1 •l .. '11 FumbltHumbl"'l°"t O o • 1 flT"'o V41r·n(tc.t (h~n<Jo>I" Or1mt Glt>O' ••ou A obi~ Yin n.-nnf'tt B•n~OIC• TOldl~ er.a~•· Gibbs Totals BtMdlct S<oreby ~r1ittt I> 0 0 0 ~ 0 I 14 I 18 RUSHING El Te<0 !Cb yd yl AV'I I IY 4 ~ 10 0 J J ~ 0 1 ~ I/ •II \ l / H~n1• v.,..nc,• 1! '" I J \ 11 sz 0 • I !> J) 0 S} ' 36 0 90 II .. • 0 .. )S 179 ) '. ttASSING El Tero .. " ..... Ydt P who has been recovering from a knee mjury. will start al both center and derensive end. But Vinnie Enders 45·10. 210>. wbo was to atart both ways on the line, is ou t with a separated shoulder. La Quinta coach Dave Selph says he has his big· gest team ever and while he admits he'll have his hands full with Costa Mesa, he expects lo do b etter than the 1-7 record of last season. C..-MHao.t-LE-~lla KlnM<lv L T-0•14lAnlllur.-v "o-~-~""" AT-&rleflHi.ml lH lihe~y, lrwlMOfMM SE -'-5 l t llltM""• lG 11111~ c llod-"1 lllG ~., llT Bucl\•n ~ TE Molltt..e '"'° " ltudV 08 Tll0m09on FB Clonlt "a fll<--• lrvlMDef-u Nl<lleftJ l T leylor LG .it.ustl11 i.G ~II lllT tlemM, 1111( IClldlll" La 81111 ca~ t Mini_. s s...-.... cal JoMt Football 1IO Costa Mesa has a tradition or grooming fine quarterbacks and Cribbs appears no excep- tion. His best attribute is Pf E-Mart<.n lliodof-11 lB-MlkaS<e'1ett l9-Juti...~1arhou4 lB-BobW.O. CB-Sc.oil Millar C8-Tll3C!Trooea ::HVC D uel 170 S -OHITl119 ·~1 Ei~ht-man football. :~ featuring the two Orange r 49el9.s R~ll, · 50-31 N 0 R w A L K -.Heacb) to a 50-31 ·PCAA 11" Q u a rt e r b a c k J i m victory over Cal State no Freitas passed for 316 <Fullerton > before a !: ya t d s a nd seven crowd of7,831 at Cerritos 100 touchdowns Friday t~llege. ~: .guide Cal State (Long Frettas completed 22 uo of 26 pass~s . setting :: school records for co~-,,., G ff R ) pletions and touchdowns. 0 e8U t8 in OPf;' game. His scoring 1: •LNioum&." tos~es lncfuded 27 and Z4 uo Two eett.r 1•11• ot ,011r1M1• yJl'rds tO Chuck Benbow, !: TOii,__,, 1. I.oft MMi•, Lei• 25 yards to Tim Cun- 110 comer, Harrl.t o.~. ••CM>Ct• ningham and nine and 18 180 'l'!Nftt, 1•; J. Sf!MOft ... ,., .... 1• ~~=:::,,::..=:::: yards to former Golden 1'° Ma,,arM tibben, MMtlla TIW_., Wes\ Collete star Terry !: ,,., 4. Ml'*• o...Mdl, .. _,. Maddocks. Oolitl'ettv. MtfGI M!Wf*ri, lfetait A11 .... 1 .. ..iha: th wrttM, 1as; s. Jo M McDootek, '-'.......... m was e tit'"'"'""""· v-" watts,.._..., gal'ne's leading l'Usher, Wl!Mrd, W ; .. Mar...,..t AtWI ICOCll, aainJng 133 yards on 17 an-~. Oor'Ot .... Gr-. • httyHa11...,, 1•. carries. Obie Graves had l'lthlSt..._t~:A"laM ftr -.u-dt TD f lGf'tltl-1.J«lll•W•-.s..:t ..... -Ya.n.ut an WO I or .,. ..,......,, u. 1Het1-1. 0e11e '"°"•· Fullerwn. D ; 1. OltfY Hldo, "7~; l. llltl S... .... .., .... ,,..l'Mft,41Vl. I ,.ltlll tGr"tt-1. Ha"'' ~. •: 2. .,.....t Otladl, '1. t"9tH. Ille) 211ttft Meriden, """'' ...-,, ., a. (hi .. " .. ~·•MM'llt. Clllltflt !Of'atll-t.J-O'Coo\Mr, 5'1 t .... ..,. Wrlttlt, •'· c'"o-1. M•ttl• Wlltll'll~~!Jt.-,: 2. ,., l"alt'lletd, '4Yl1t. ..,.,,1111 TIWMf, •: 4.. Cllt).....,,..,..,, ~VMWIJ\. "· Coast area teams-- Newport Beach's Hunt- ington Valley Christian and Liberty Christian of Hun t ington Bcach - kicks off the 1977 season today at Estancia <Costa Mesa) High School. KJckoff is at 1: SO and Huntington Valley Chris· Uan will be trying to avenge a 48·8 pasting in tile '76opener. HVC coach ~ran Detach will be counting o n the runnin g of fullback Caleb Hesse (6-2, 190 sr.) and Burt Thorpe (g..1, 175 jr.) and th e passing of Buck Reynolds (6-2, 17Ssr.). Liberty C hristian coach Bob Riddell coun- ters with an all-Junior lineup, keyed behind taUl>*ck Doug Huntin1 and f ullback Mark Hopldns • ORANGE COUNTY STARS STANDOUT BOB STAFFORD Stafford Led Stars c Newport R esident Predicted Title U<1ck \\hl·n lhl' Ornnge where I can put the ball County Star-. \H•re fight down at any given mo· 1n~ JU!'>I lo t.:t·t 11110 the In mcnt." Stafford admit::.. ternat1onal Volleyball .. , fol'I I'm Just starting Assonat1nn llVA 1 to comt· into my primt· pluyoff!i. Hob Stafford My ~oal is to become a was c:oolly looking cons1slcnt,proficienthit c.ihParl t1> the cham teraswellC1sblockcr." p1onship:. Stafford didn't play "Wllt.•n we huvc to win, \'C>llcyball at Newport we do. Wl•rc u clut<'h llarbor High because it team ... the Newport wasn't a Cir-sanctioned Beach produci. says. teamsportth.en. lnste<Jd, "We'll be . .there in the he played basketball as a end. I'm convinc·rd we ·re sophomore and baseball the hl'bt tt•am in the as ajunaor. 1 v A .. A bone disease in his The Stars rl1d exactly J11p forC"ed him out or the what Stafford baid they com~·l1tivl' arena dur would. Thl'v "'on the 1ng ha-. '>enaor y<:'a r. bul matche., thc•y had to win. he rc·covcred sufficientlv chncht·d a playQff berth .. t? take up volleyball al 1 hl'n l.>t'at Santa Harbarn San 01t'go Stale. in the f1rsl roun1l playoff I l1s f\.6 height was a and won tht• cham · natural advantage, and p10nbh1p Sunday ai;taanst EIPmm , ~taf(C)rd IH'J.(•Hl tht• F o otha ll season as a sub::-.t1lule for Wilt Chamhcrla1n . bt·cam<· a starter "'hen Sco res Chamherla1n·s IHl· arrangl'd numhl'r of ap FRUHMA"FOOT11.t.u pC"arancc•::-. expired. and Fo11111a1 .. v.11 • .,c;o101J41101c1t1t•o b f r•u"l•lnVall•v 1' 11 U u ~ has el'n a stabll1l1ni.: Chino o u o o-o forCC'('V('f::-OtnC(' r oun1"'" v,.ir,.v Horlno -. . w h en I h l' .. ca s 0 n !>outllwar<I ], RIC hara, '· Piiis. Mar-Qutl, Tvl•r 1. PA~ Slelnk~•-slarted I really didn't fE•l•n..ia110114lf.01 .. ., k h r EOl\On • 0 0 0 It now w at kind o pluyer E,•.,Kld 10 o o -10 Stafford was i.:oing to e.1~nc1a \cor1n11-Rec10. PAT! b •• Sl I Crm•oo rrunl, S.lolv. e, says · ars P ::iycr-c;o,1uMse1J01101L.a0u1nt1 coach Dodge Parker. 01 ... H111,1n11011.osAm190, "Hut he's really e:1Torol61 101vetenct• the coache::-. in S.an Diego immediateh !>.potkd him as a prospl't't £or their tn• tcrrollt•g1atc kam llas 1mprovt·mt·nt W(j'> '>0 rapid that an the next thrl'l' years Stafford became Sa n D1es.:o Statc·s MVP, wus select- ed an All-Aml'rican, playl•d an the Pan. American Gamt'b, made the U.S. national team and plnyed in th<:' Olym- pil' Games c1ualifying matrhe'i When coach Parker was n •crualini,: players for his new pro l<'am an Orange County. h1• ap parently 1.:.iw tht· same qualities in Stafford that coaches at San Diego Slate spottcd ... talent and polenltal with raw edges. "I have so far to go it's ridiculous." Stafford modestly Sa) s .. But Dodge 1s a great coach. the best in the JVA. He 's ht'lped me improve t remcndouslv " Stafford credit-; both has success .ind that or t he Stars to Parker's philosophy of runn ins.: the l'lub . "It's loose. Wt• play a nd work together all the lime, both on and off tlw court. It's run , and an the long run that's going to make the difference.·· Gau~hos See~ing R evenge Saddloback College will be oui lo avenge a last-minute loss of last season ton\ghl when the Guuehos tangle with Cypress Colleie in a non- confcrence. football out- i n g at An a h e im's Western High School. Kickoff is at 7:30. Coach Ke n Swear- ingen 's Saddleback Gauchos were leading Cypress 14·3 with six minutes left in the game a year ago when things fell apart. The final score read: Cypress 15. Saddleback: 14. This year, Saddleback 1~ the c hoice by 81.~ points and the Gauchos have a victory under their belts while Cypress lost to Orange Coast, 25·3 "I think Cypress has a good football team and in order to beat them, we will have to stop their passing game," Swear - ingen says. Dean Hess opens at quarterback for coach Don Lent's Cyp ress Chargers. Last week he <·ompleled eight of 15 at- tempts for175 yards with Dave Magnusson his favorite target. The Chargers a lso have ful lback Bill Emard back in the fold this season. He was the team's leading ground gainer last season but had trouble against a stout OCC defense in the opener. On tht' other hand. Saddl eback's Greg Speicher picked up 184 ya rds in 25 carries against College or the Desert in Saddleback's opening, 27-3 victory. Quarterback Billv Yancy a lso played brilliantly for the Gauchos and, according to his couch. is the key to !>ucccss for Saddle back this season. "We will have to play better agajnst Cypr ess than we did last week.·· Swearingen s · "We , were geneljl!lly h py with the pefformanc of the team, with excepti of the turnovers. But f a first game, I thought we played pretty well." ~i-.c110tt ..... WR Tom Halqlt 1'10 l l Pan<hO C.•llllo 7Jb I G T..,,., l11"<l1 7)0 C. Norm ICatnok 7JO PG Chri•Connouv '200 JIT Jlmlacl'lrnund '110 Tr Mike PM<ll no 011 fl•lly'\'•ll(v 110 TR C,rf'O'>ll"•<""' llO f II Brian WO<>d ''° l'I Ric~ V0<1 lup 164 SaddltMCll Dtf.,.te Of' SI••• Wolltams 711t OT All•nSIF'ffler 717 OT JlmHal..,. 720 OE Mlk~ r<rut/Wf.. 1'1C lfl R0<1WadP '12 LB Jeff Oret.r 184 La TomAron, lH CO Steve Crapo HO CB Chris Ro•" 1'10 <, Jeff Hope> U S 'i 0.Vf! Stromlloln.> t 70 El Toro 6 o O O -11 blossomed this season. V•'•"c1a o o o o -0·------------:=::::;::;;;:;::;::;::;:====::- IIc's one of our hnrdcst la<IUf\olhach ltHo11r.. ..iEW & USED La11un.1 Beach • o o o-. ' • · " workers and in a couple B••·• o o o o-o RE LEASE of years he could be one l&O""" Bf'acht('orttlQ-St•w•rt • PORSCHE or the best pl:iyers in the MIHIOftVleto rm IOlladcll•INIO MERCEDES Mln1onv1~10 0" • 7-2' JIJ .,, .. _ --._ 114/U).UM league." s.oa•-ck o o o o-o LEASING Stafford is a I ready s. .. o.......,. '"' <•1 .. 1uor•-H1 1141 lltlWHlmlMl.,-('0nsldered one of the "111110101,... .. Gn,..• CALL THE EXPEltT IVA's top blockers. hut 0c •• ,,v1ew11•1t4IC•P•manov BILL Y_..TE.S • .uc. he has n 't establis hed C•P•itranoviv • 0 0 0-' Cell 6'"2-5•1a. A '" . ' 0c • .,,v.... o 1• o 0-1• " v himself as an awesome C•'4•11 .... v•t1•Y><Mlnt-O.lnn. Put• few words· YW /PORSCHE h itter On the SC:tle Of l'_l .. nV•ll•Yl20ll'll"t0ll!lll IOWOrk for OU. 83].48QQ 403 ~s1 1 Fount•1n 11•11«'1' 6 o • 1 -10 ., -4' teammates .Jon Roberts Foo1N11 • o o o-6 or Miles Pcibst. ~CO•lnQ' FounlalnYelley-ICincald. "I'm Ol t . l g t 0.•P•" .>ern•9af! P•l-G,, .. dol pan n a a s a e ye 1rom iw.~. LEASE A 1978 PONTIAC •GRAND PRIX •TRANS-AM <>r-. Mew ..... , ..... 0. All ........ For Oct.._, N ..y BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC ................. ............. v ....... ..,.. HW65 I °" 63 ... 2100 lOOK ! • MOPED BARGAIN THI! J4 W 4 MOPIO l lGUL.AU T S4lf....HC)W 5299· Bodega 3 PRIVATE STATEROOMS • LEASE J . I f'P" I ... . . , S.turday. September 17. 1977 DAILY PILOT 85 Nixon Didn't Wateh 'Frostiag' e,a. Mc-r aec-lllt th~ tehca1t1.D1 ti W. TV &alb wllb Davkt FriN!l, didn't Jlld1ard Nixon wllla M'd dcmfl tbe Mlt1.Dl blm1C!ll! -Mr. alld Mn. Jimmy l>u1u. BaJUsn•r•. A No one will ever know. The former Presl dC"nt'• d.-ul&hlor, JuUc. dlaclo.ed that her father did not watch any ae1menta of the 1erte1 . .He just 1ot re· 1><>rtl Crom friend• .. Q: IMdo't HY of hi• frtellda or eom9aaloo1 bave any for.a.odlal that Prealey was neartn1 deaU.' - Mtne Frffdhelm, Hollywood, Cal. A Y6.'I f.ondnn actress Suzanna Lelah (who 11u1d that ·•El v111 u.nd I were never lovers. but I was "" ..io~c to him 1111 you could gel") told newaman John M<·Namee that the superstar bad phoned her rrorn the US only two weeks before his sudden d~ath "It wu late at nl&ht," ahe said sadly. "He told me he WWI in terrible pain and couldn't breathe prop. erly. He 11ald 'It's aettin,1 worse. But the)' don't underlttand me They think I'm joking Juat talk to me. It'll help!· " "'~"' ......... NEVER WATCHED Richard Nixon Wootnote: H's an eerie prank or rate that Elvis, "hose great love was hjs mother, died at the same <.11¢e (42 ) and within two days o! her passing 19 years .igo > ~: We're curious. Did EllubeUl Ta7lor, wlto converted to J\ldatsm before .. e married Edd.le 'Rose Garden' Actress Earning High Acclaim By BOB THOMAS LOS ANGELES CAP> /\s a diver and gymnu11t, Kathleen Quinlan s howed enough promise th<.1t t.he mighl have become a champion. That's what her coach told her. "But supposing I made 1t <Jll the way tu the lop," the California teem1ger reasoned "What do you do after the Olympics?" And so she chose anolher course acting. She has displayed cham pionship form an the New World re- lease, "f Never Promised You a Rose Garden." The film is based on the popular 1964 novel by Hannah Lee about a suicidal girl who enters a mental institution. THE CAST INCLUDES such laknl as Bibi Andersson, Sylvia Sidncv, Signe ,;· llasso, Susan Tyr rell ttnd Dian Varsi. But it is 22· year.old Kathleen Quinlan as Deborah Blake who has run awuy with the notices. " /\ re m arkably fine. t•ont~1incd QUINLAN performance" New York Times ·•strong, sensitive performance" Time Magazine "Captures both Debor ha h 's b r i lt I c . acer b 1 c-1 n telligence and her fiercely guarded vuln erah1ltty" Newsweek. "Strong ly reminiscent of Elizabeth Taylor as a young actress" New York Post. Many of 1the critics marveled al how Kathleen managed to play the strenuous role while maintaining the sensiUvity or lhe troubled young girl She explains in athletic terms: "You have to pace yoursclC like a runner. But it's not like a simple race: it's more like a marathon." NET! ORK KATJll.EEN QUINLAN appears lo be an overachiever who has been running most o( her life. Born in Pas1tdena and raised up north in Mill Valley, she had a happy connuence or ambition and opportunity when the ··American Grafitti" company came to film at her high school. That was enough to convince her to roresake the athletic life for acting. At 18. she defied the odds and ca me to Hollywood for un acting career. Soon she was performing roles in TV series such as .. Emergen· cv" and ''The Waltons" and the movie .:Lifeguard." She took her work seriously, and researched teen·agc hookers for her role in an ABC movie. "Little Ladies of the Night " KATHLEEN AND her manager Jimmy Hyde realized she needed a breakthrough to escape the hookers. neurotics and rape victims the1t youn~ actresses generally get cast for in television. "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden'' seemed ideal. "The character of Deborah came from pieces or different people, .. Kathleen commented. "I have a strong physical sense, and I noticed how mental patients moved as though they were disconnected from the ground. They were somewhere else, and their feet dragged along a:. 1f they didn't belong to the body.'· ll was grueling work, made more so by shooting In old buildings of the Veterans Administration Hospital in West Los Angeles, near the mental wards. The work was made easier by dialogues with Bibi Andersson, who plays lhe psychiatrist "I never knew an actress could be so giving," said Kathleen "ANNIE HALL'' plus "NORMAN, IS THAT YOU?" (R) "ST.AR WJ.RS" IP'~I "JAllUWAUC" IRI .. A IRIOGI TOO fJ.R" "HNTUCICY ~ MOYlrlRI •J.AlllaWAJ..1• 111 Ill llM4~ ''THISD M.ACMIMr llt _,,. "WAR Of THI WOft.Ot• l•t J.JMtl....,. "WHIH Wou.DI COWOl"l•t l-•• ~1111 "WAIOl1"1 WOILDS"t•t ............. · "WHIMWOILH COl.l.ler. .. ~ ~ 'Glad You Asked That' l'bber, renouace &bat f.U. wMla site married John Wat11er!-Mn. Malcol"Seka, ftlladelphl1. A; No. Elbabeth kept the faltb. Nevertheleaa she recularly accompanies Warner to his Episcopalian church. Q: What columnl1& Hld lbeN borrtble $Ida .. about be...Wul aclre11 All MacCraw! Tlaat JIM llu d.reldfully lar1e feet, 1b.oalden U..t are &oo wide. upper arm1 Uta& are bl"er tlau 1lae wblaedt - Glady• 0 ., MUw1akee. A: No columnlat. It was All who made those un· nattering observations about herself in a magazine interview. Q: Oark Gable's son. John Clark Gable, la my a1e and I'd Hite to how, what la be dotn1 &bue days! -Carolyn Stout, New Brl1hton, Minn. A: His mother, as we've reported before, is having him maintain a low profile. However, we un- derstand that 16-year·old John looks like his mother. And seems to be a normal teenager -very full or himsel!. Q~ With such a sexy n,ure, does AnnMargret have to pus up all sweeta! What about otber celebs-.re many or them on sugar.rree diet.I! - T.R. McNally, St. Louis. A: She may not show the errects, but Ann- Margret.'s favorite bedtime snack Is two scoops of vanilla ice cream liberally slushed with marshmallow, sprinkled with chopped almonds and bittersweet chocolate and covered with a whipping. The entire creation is then topped with a natural dry cereal which she makes from oats. wheat, dried coconut, nuts and natural sugar. Sweet dreams in· deed! Ice cream freaks abound in showbiz, Viva magazine reports alter a survey. For Instance, Woody Allen ls keen ·on milk shakes. All MacGraw is said to polish off a pint of chocolate Ice cream between meals and the Duchess of Windsor is said to fold up her napkin after dinner only when she's had her tiny plateful of c-offec ice cream. Tennis superwoman BllUe Jean King is into sundaes and frappes, Including "fulsomely fudged concoctions served up with whipped cream and lobbed with nuts·and a cherry." Chris Evert, on the other hand, is more austere: het reward !or finishing a match is usually a Popsicle. · Remember when your vision or heaven was a candy counter? Sblrley MacLalne does. It was re· ported that she lived on chocolate almond bars for months at a time during the 1972 presidential cam· palgn. Marlo Thomas, free to be herself, has con· fessed to "going the same smglemlnded dietary route with frozen Milky Ways." Funnyman Mel Brooks is a bona ride Ralsinct junkie, "consuming five to six boxes a day. Seems he started popping the chocolale·covered goodies back at Eastern District High lo Brooklyn and just never stopped popping.'· And Jacqueline Onassis' craving for Old English Treacle Brittle borders on the obesslve. Jackie so hugely depends upon this sweet that she becomes distraught when the lozen~e supply runs low " Se11d your question.~ lolly Gardner.· Glad You Asked Thal," care of lhis newspaper. P () Dor 1560, Cotta Mela. CA 92626. Manlyn and lly Gardner Will answer as many questions aa they can m their column. but lhe volume of mail makes personal prphes 1mpo.mble A lortg time a<;¥:J in a galaxy far, fai CWC!y. .. ' • CINEMA CENTER HAHOI AT ADAMS. COST A MUA Oill1"1i! MESA YEIDfCEHTU 97'-4141 ~~~The story "TEASERS" Orl\T of a winner. PLUS <R> ~~-.~<PG> ''GIRLS WHO Q1\TE~ 617 WI LL ~JlwoooYALL,!.. DO ANYTHING'' H "LOVE ANO DEATH" (PG MA.JOit STUDIO ~lt•VlllW ,.ltlDAY I:• TH• MOIT •X~V• l'ICTU1t• 0,. TM• YU" "T•Ll~OH" M•1:;:,:;::,~-:r-p LIZA MIN&LLI DH AOBl!AT 01!NIRO "NEW YO~, NEW YO~' edwards LIDO CINEMA HIWrOIT M.YO. AT VIA UDO M wroRT HACH 673-1150 c11'11AK1 MOMS11R PLUS (l"GI l!JND /1itJ()TRCJi( '"'he edwards MESA CINEMA HIWrOITll..VD. AT tnH ST. COSTA ~HA 541-1552 .... " OT ·COA.STW ATCD: Today's TV Fare I MON•tia MO l/fJ--1.,..••uAOOO I ~IUNWOW tiiaJNOO MAL .__, ........ (J) SlltATDQll09 I IMA THI GMATUT MOYl8 -•• •'Tw ..... ·e P9'Vw'' (1tff) Acrilld "-ean. Ahand• Fleming. A (lllftla..r, hla glrlftlend and a c:owMy all become lnvotv.d wtth ahoo•no and 1 doubliMlrou ( 1 hr~ 15 min.) • MOVla • '* * "Bad FOf E.9Ctl Otnet .. C 1954) Charlton H•ton. Lizabeth Scott. ~ dogtor mu8t decide whether •o c.tw lo a rlctl cttent• °' needy coal min.,._ (1 hr .• 30 min) • WOMAH: REAL TO REEL •zOOM 10:00 8 BAGGY PANTS I HllWIT8 • 0 WEE91CENO SPECIALS "The Winged Colt'' Uncle Coot reru..s to believe the colt can fly, t>ut Charles Is convinced It wllt. (ftart 2 of 3) 0 WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE "The Bounty" (I) MOVIE **V. "I Cover the War" (1937) John Wayne, Don Barclay. A news- paper correspondent meets a stranger who leads him to adven- ture and danger In Sumarl. (I hr., 30mln.) I!) VISION ON 10:30 II (I) SPACE ACADEMY 0 SEARCH ANO RESCUE fJ NCAA FOOTBALL Regional coverage ol: Alabama at Nebra~a. Iowa St. at Iowa, Brown al Yale. 0 MOVIE * 11t "Who Done II?" ( 1952) Bud Abboll, Lou Costello The comic duo solve a mystery ( 1 hr.. 30 mtn) Et) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Llllle Lord Feuntleroy" (Pert 5) The earl has grown fond of Cedric and ls shocked to learn he may not be his real heir alter all. ®) SUPERFRIENOS 11:001)(1) BATMAN /TARZAN 0 GRANDSTAND «D LA. PATTERNS f1l) NOVA "The Williamsburg Fiie" A colonial town In Virginia was miraculously restored to Its former state. 11:150 BASEBALL 8 BASEBALL Calllornla Angels vs. Chicago White Sox 11:30«D THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL Q) WILDLIFE ADVENTURE "The Schooner Perseus" ®,) AMERICAN BANDSTAND AFTERNOON 12:00 I) Cl) WACKO 0 MOVIE '* • "Bowery Blitzkrieg" (19'41) Leo Gorcey, Bobby Jordan. The East Side Kids find themselves In trouble again ( 1 hr., 30 min ) «D OUTER LIMITS "Cry Of Siience" 0) SERG~NT BILKO "B1lko'1 Vacation" Ell) GRANO PRIX TENNIS "Grow U S Doubles Champion- ships" (seml·linala) (!]) NCAA FOOTBALL Regional coverage of· Al&t>ama at Nebraska, Iowa St at Iowa, Brown at Yale. 12:30f) Cl) FAT ALBERT (Season Premiere) 0) MOVIE * • "White Savage" ( 1943) Jon Hall, Maria Montez. A ahark- hunter's reluctance to marry a wealthy princess la overcome when an earthquake hits. (1 hr., 30 min.) 1:00 I) Cl) SECRETS OF ISIS (Season Premiere) «D SOUL TRAIN Roo.tn-Recu"' John \\'a Yne st.ar~ as · · Roos t~r Cogburn .. with Katharim· H~pburn in the ~ e <1 u e I t o · · T r u e G r it · · tonight at !:I on :'\BC. Chan- nC'I I. 1:308 Cl) CBS FILM (Season Premiere) 0 MOVIE *'la "The Navy Va. the Night Monsters" (1966) Mamie Van Doren, AnthOny Eisley. Flesh-eat- ing plants.attack humans. (1 hr., 30 min.) 2:00 tJ NEWSMAKERS 0 AT ONE WITH .•• "Oriana Fallacl" Journalist Oriana Fallani analyzes the moral dilemma ol raising children In a troubled world. Iii BIG VALLEY An Infected Indian threatens to start an epidemic In his tribe. fJ FOOTBALL (JOINED IN PROGRESS) Arizona vs. San Diego «D MOVIE **'Ir "Angel And The Badman .. (1947) John Wayne, Gall Ruseelt. A Quaker girt saves a notorlou1 gunslinger from his enemies. (2 hrs.) 0) TARZAN After capturing a murderous out- law leader, Tarzan has his prisoner stolen by a beautiful woman. '1i) IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP "The Daughter 01 The Regiment," an opera by Donizetti, leature!t Beverly Sills. Cl) MOVIE * • "Curucu. Beast 01 The Amazon" (1956) John Bromfield, Beverly Garland. When a legend- ary beast begins to terrorize the . natives, a plantation foreman sets out to stop II. 2:30 8 IT TAKES ALL KJNDS Guests: Patty Weaver, Ann Shalla. Enrique Colorado, Marcy and Mathew Siiverton. 3:00 D INSIGHT A college age son returns home and announces to his family that he intends to commit StJlclde. U BONANZA When an Italian Immigrant and his son v1s1t the Ponderosa, the son comes to believe ttTat a man Is measured by physical 11andarda other then those his father Is trying to teach him. fi> MOVIE .. ** "Once Upon A Houe" (1958) Dan Rowan. Dick Martin. A pair of rusUers find that their stolen cattle eat more than they'r. worth. (1 hr .. 30mln.) 0) MOVIE * • "Charge At Feather River" ( 1953) Guy Madison, Frank Love- joy. American cayalrymen turn baet< the tide of an lndlan uprlllng caused by their rescue ol two whit• women. (2 hra.) 3:30 9 (J) SPORTS IHCTACULAA . / WBA Wotld llttftb*avywelght Champlonlhlp Flfht (15·round•) Victor O.unc:t.z va. Atv.,.a (YaqUf) "°PN: the WoqdWal'4 ~ for threl-yeat~dl ll'ld up at Bel· mont Park, N9W York. 8 8ATUROAY • f'&ofe Pierce, Cal Burton, Frank Kwan and Linda Alvarez visit th• L.A . County Fair. I CELEBRITY BOWLING MOVIE **'Al "The ShopWom Angel" (1938) Margaret Sullavan, James Stewart. The matTi.&Ge between a aoldler and a lhowglrl la brOtffaht to an abrupt end when he la IY!led during Wond War I. (1 hr., 30 mm.) 4:00 8 POPEYE AHO HIS FAIEND8 • STEVE GARVEY • MOVIE *** "Ma)or Dundee" (1965) Charlton Heston. Rletlard Herrls. A Union major leadl a hUndred vol- unteer prlaon8fa on a dangerous mission against the Apaches. (2 _ ~S.) • Bl.ACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS ~GREAT PERFORMANCES "The First Breeze Of Summer" The Negro Ensemble Company per- forms Le1lle Lee's portrait ot a middle class black family caught between past memories and future •hopes. <4:30 fJ THIS WEEK IN THE NFL G MOVIE • * "Quentez" ( 1957) Fred MacMurray, Dorothy Malone. A bankrobblng team head1 for a Mexican town, with a posse hot on their trail. (1hr.,30 min.) fD ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Little Lord Fauntleroy" (Part 5) The earl haa grown fond ol Cedric and la shocked to team he may not bl his real heir atttr all. 5:00 I) CHUCK KNOX e STARTREK Conttol of the Enterprise Is turned ovet to a computer. 5:00 G (!JJ WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS World Lightweight Boxing Cham- pionship between Roberto Duran and Edwin Viruet at the Phlladel- phla Spectrum; The Women's National AAU Diving Champion· ship from Woodlands, Texu. ti) MOVIE • **'h "City For Conquest" (1940) James Cagney, Ann Sheri- dan. A box,,-, wllllng to sacrifice anything tor his brother, goes bllnel atter one too many fights. (2 hrs.) fJI NOVA "The Williamsburg Ale" A colonial town in Virginia was miraculously restored, to Its I or mer stete. Cl) ST AR TREK "Ultimate Computer" 5:301)0 NEWS ~PORCELAIN ENCHANTMENTS £VENING 8:00 I) CBS NEWS CJ NBCNEWS U MOVIE *** "Sands 0 1 Kalahari" (1965) Stuart Whitman, Stanley Bal<er. Six survivors ol a plane crash In a dangerous desert In Africa fight tor survival. (2 hrs.) 0 IRONSIDE "From Hruska, With lc\fe0 m TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES f.11) IN PURSUIT OF LIBERTY "The Curse 01 Adam" The evolu· tlon ol work and the ~a Involved. •' G PUBLIC POLICY ffOf'\JM "Federal Budget: Whal Are The Nation's Priority" Cl) KEEN'S PEOPLE "Board Of Educ.lion Oe~ate" 1:30 ti HERE AND NOW TV Violence Examined New Drama Puu Death Blame on Tube By JAY SHARBU'M' LOS ANGELES (AP> -A TV movie shows a mentally ill man setting fire to a building he de- signed. A disturbed kid sees the film, sets a fire in which he dies. Some blame the TV movie for his ·death. • The film's consclence·atrlcken writer in time decides he'll never aaain do a show with violence ln ft. Too pat an ending? Maybe. But YQU'll see it in ''The Storyteller,'' a made·for-N8C movie about the controveralal ii· sue of violence ln TV and Ua possible effect on viewers. The show will air ln late November or ~ early December. censorship in televlalon. What the procram tried to do, he added, ia •how the COfllllPlex.lty of the entire lMue of "V violence. to show there'a no ... ~ anHer. 8 NEWS CONFERENCE 8 A8CNl!W8 e t111,000 QU!STION (1)9 NEWS 1:00• TATTLETALU D THE PAtCE 18 RIGHT G EYEWITNESS LOS ANGELES "Poppet Pertts" Arr tnvelttgatt.tt Indictment or our faulty drug con· trot and enforcement aystem; "Out Of The CtoMt" A look at the ece>-nomlo and polltlcal power •hat homoeexuala ate beginning to wield. G 18PY Robinson and Scott lnvntlgate the action• of a fellow agent and clo1e friend auapected ol being a traitor. CD LAWRENCE WELK "Premier• Program" GUMt •tar• Include Shalla and Sherry Aldrldge, Norma Zimmer, Art Duncan, Jim Robef1a and the Wiik Sextette, Tom Netherton and Ava Barber. ti) MARCUS WELBY, M.O • Or. Kiiey treeta a boy for a snake bit and dllCOYltS he haa a heredi- tary blood dlMaH. 9 PfCCADIU. Y ~RCUB "The ~uthor Of Beltrattlo" Henry : James· contUot between an English novelist and his wtf• for the affec- tions ol their ailing young son. ID AUSTIN CITY LIMITS "Guy Clark J Steve Fromholz" Songwriter Clark 1lng1 hi• new .. t "'11. Fromholz, ot 'Texas Trllogy' fame sing• about Ille In the South· Welt. Cl) IN CONCERT "Henry Mancini" Ill) WOLFMAN JACK 7:30 II 125,000 PYRAMID D $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE G THAT'S HOLlYWOOD "Dfaaltar. -Hollywood Style" SI THATS HOLLYWOOD 1:00 8 Cl) UNCLE TIM WANTS YOU A muslcaJ.·varlety 1alut1 to the United States Armed Forces with Tim Conway, Bernadette Peter1, Jonathan Winters and the Marquis Chimps. 0 BIONIC WOMAN "The Bionic Dog" Jaime and Maxl- mllllan. fleeing from the OSI, are given shelter In the Sierras by a forest ranger (Dale Robinette). (Part 2 ol 2) 8 MOVIE *** "It's A Gitt'' (1934) W.C. Flelds, Baby Leroy. A grocery store owner Inherits an orange planta- tion. ( 1 hr.) G ~ ASH (Season Premiere) "The MIHlng Fish" Detective Phll Fish heads tor the precinct house and his last day on the force, but vanishes mysteri- ously enroute. 0 MOVIE • **'h "A Time To Love And A Time To Die" ( 1958) John Gavin, Lllo Pulver. The trauma and devas- tation of war encourages romance because of a need for companion- ship. (3 hrs.) m HONEYMOONERS' TRIP TO EUROPE "Curse Of The Kramdens" 0) VICTORY AT SEA The Axis forces meet wllh destruc- tion and Hitler's war machine collapses fll) ONCE UPON A CLASSIC ·•utt1e Lord Fauntleroy" (Part 6) Mr. Hobbs and Dick arrive rrom New York to protect Cedric white hie claim rs being challenged by Minna. ID NOVA "The Wllllamaburg Fiie" A colonial town In Virginia wu miraculously r"tored to Its former state. 1:30 G lfl) OPERATION PETTICOAT (Premiere) ''Yeoman Hunkll. Yeo- man Hunkle" When his battered, pink submarine run1 eground, the skipper (John Astin) blames the rescued nurses for hla cwew'a lack or conc.ntratlon. (Patt 1 o1 2) • COLLAGE • WOOEHOUSE PlAYHOU8E "The Code Of Thi MutUrwa" Deaplte his talent fe< being al)je to Imitate a hen laying an egg, Archi- bald Mufflnet feefa he ~t follow the am IY COdi and dO the right thlnQ.: 8:00 •Cl> CBS MOVtE **'A "Mayday At <40,000 Feet" David Janaaen, Don Meredith. In a struggle for a gun, a klller, In custody, wound• a plane's pilot and causes the airliner to be dllabfed. (R),'. D NBC MOVIE ** "Rooster Cogbum'' (1975) John Wayne, Katharine-Hepburn. A cantankerous but effeotl"8 ex- fawman la ~lded by a prim bui determined woman In tndelng down a murderous gang of outlaws. II MOYIE * * • "She Done Him Wrong" (1933) Cary Grant, Mae West. Dia- mond UI causes problems fe< the men In her fife. (1 hr., 30 min.) G al STARSKY&HUTCH (Season Premiere) "Staraky And Hutch On Playboy Island" Sterstcy and Hutch are aided In their lnvea- tlgatlon of a poaalbll syndicate takeover of a tropical Island by two women (Joan Collini, Samantha Eggar) but are dl1tracted by the playglrl1 who run the luxury hotel. 8) HEEHAW Guests: Mel Tlllla, Susan Raye, Thompson Brothers and Duke Paducah. fJD EVENING AT POPS Roy Clark brings country music to the Popa, and also performs 'Lara's Theme' and 'Malaguena.' ID MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Dickens Of London" At 19, Charles has discovered the cap- tivating Marla Beadnell, a banker'• daughter who receives much of his attention. (Part 3 of 10) 1:30 ti) THE VIRGINIAN A wealthy man's spolled son finds 'shaping up' at Shiloh Ranch more than he expected. 10:00 Q) NEWS c fD MOVIE . * • •>n "Hobson's Choice" ( 1954) Charles Laughton, John Milla. A tyrannical Lanc:aahlre bootmal<er tries to keep his three daughtlnl from marrying. ~GREAT PERFORMANCES "Mozart Symphonies I Bohm" Or. Karl Bohm conducts the Vienna Phllharmonlc In the performance of Mozart's symphonies No. 34 In C Major and No. 40 In G Minor. 10:30 8 CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE SPORTS 11:001) fJ Cl) 9) NEWS U FOOTBALL Kansas vs. UCLA 0 MOVIE * * • "The Comedy Of Terrors" (1963) Vincent Price, Peter Lorre. The almost-bankrupt director ol a funeral home devises a echeme to promote business. (2 hrs.) «D MOVIE ••>n "Man On The Move" (1972) James Wainwright, Vera Miies. A framed police llevtenant Is caught in a web ol deception when he can't produce the body ol a sue· pect he claims to have shot. (2 hra.) ' Rating• Gu~de !Mewl" .,, ,_..., «cordl119 to bo• oflk• ett....S.nc.. Movie• lor TV ere l~llY•<rlllc.> * • * * -Excellent .. * * -Very GOOd • • -Good • Y.. -Fair • -Poor • MOVIE •'A "Bftlt Of The o.d" (1970~ John Alhfey, c.e-te Yarnall. ~ QWf" reporter la abducted by a cruad doctor who la cond~ atutre exy,erlementa. (2 hl9,) · 1f:1'D NEWS G A8CNEW8 11:I08 FOOTBALL use VI. ofegon State 8 MOVIE 1 ·' *** "The Sandpiper" ('f965)· Elizabeth Taylor, Alehard Burton, A married clergyman falla In love with a Dberated artist who ltves with her lllegltlm•ll aon. (2 hr&.. 15 min.) (I) MOVIE ***'A "Destination Tokyo ... (1943) John Garfteld, Cary Grant. An American submarine le ordered to enter Tokyo harbOI' to pa"9 the way for bombing raid• over Japan. (2 hra.) 9) MOVIE * * •'h :;.nie Sea Of Grass'' (19'47) $6eneer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. The ~fllet be~ farmers and ranchers eauees a family to spht. (2 hrs., 15 min.) H:45 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Guest host: Fran Tarkenton. Guest: Leo Sayer. tR> MORNING 1:008 MOVIE * * * "Seven Thieves·• (1960) Edward G. fltoblnson, Rod 9'etg~1 Alter succeeding at the executtcm of a daring robbery, a motley group of thieves-tace failure. (J hrs.) 0 THRILLER "The Cheaters" Q) MOVIE ** "Equinox" (1969) &!ward Connell, Batbanr Hewitt. While • searching tor a missing scientist, • lour teen-agers discover ari ancient book on devil worship. ('1 " hr., 30 min.) 0) MOVIE • * • "Under Capricorn" ( 1949) Ingrid Bergman, Joseph Cotten. An Aullrallen society woman's life degenerates es a result of her alcoholism. (1 hr., 30 min.) 1:150 ROCKCONCERT 1:45 tm ABC NEWS 2:00 0 MOVIES ***Yi "The Suspect" (1945) Charles Laughton, Ella Raines. A young woman lures her married lover Into a murder scheme. (2 hrs.) **'Ir "Song Of Scheherezade" (1947) Yvonne DeCerlo, Brian Oonlevy. A Russian naval cadet, arriving In Morocco, meets a dancer who Inspires him to write his Q!Htest music. (2 hrs.) 2:30 IJ MOVIE • • • * 1'Career" (1959) Shirley MacLalne, Anthony Franciosa. An actor stubbornly surmounts the many obstacles which stand between him and aucc:esa. (2 hrs.) «D MOVIES • •'h "Thi Black Room" (1935) Borla Karloff, Marian Marsh. A castle possesses a chamber of horrors used by an Insane man. (1 hr ., 30 min.) *** "Hangman'• Knot" (1952) Randolph Scott, Donna Reed. Vigi- lantes purStJe a major who wants to return gold 3IOl8fl from a Union stage by disguised Confederate soldiers. (2 hrs.) 2:450 NEWS 3:00 8 MOVIES **** "Th• Marti'· (1961) Stuart Whitman, Rod Steiger. A psychla- trlat la lna1rumentat In the rehablll- tatlon of an emotlonally·shattered young man.(1 hr., 66 min.) ••on "Dead Man's Eyes" (1944) Lon Chaney, Jean Parker. In order to trap a dangerous klller, a blind artist pretends an eye operation has restored his sight. (1 hr., 30 min.) 0) NEWS ... Tonight's TVl IIlghlights CBS EJ 8:00 --t:ncleTim Wants You. Comic Tim Conway salutes the Armed Forces in this special with Bernadette Peters. Jonathan Winters and itw Mar- quis.Chimps. ABC fJ 8:30 ·-Operation Petticoat. :f'he Pink submarine runs aground in this opening segfnentof a new comedy series starring John Astin as ttte harried :;· captain ot a ship carrying a group or rescuec:kturses. ·~ NBC IJ 9:00 --"Rooster Cogburn." John Wayne ·:~ reprises his "True Grit" character in this 1975 ~:~ westem with Katharine Hepburn. :~ KHJ fJ 11:00 ·--··comedy of Terrors.~· Horror .~ s pecialists Vincent Prlce and Peter Lorre teain up ·~ again in this 1963 movie about a runeral home director ;?, , .. ·ho dies up his own business. / :~ .. I j l f'Mecl 1e:or• by T ramUy •nd Mu Fraley hlahlitbt.d th.Lt ••ek '• tnvh1thon •• the noatal1I• derby hea.da Into"'' bom•treteh of It.a 1tventh run nlJit. j Novin1 Into • lJti for third plu~o w"ro lht Ba)'vS.. Boaabtte with 91,, corrtct an11w4'r&, while •OW.. lkwr and tlotay T"'-'y vwu lted upward In • tM •t.andln&• with nine aplec•· Nancy Prior came ' TRIVIA STANDIN·a~ '· ""'~·· "" i. Mu, ..... "'' .. ._,_., hvvtew ....... n 1•~\I .. ..,,.,. 0.....-") ............. _.... •• 01 tJ•-...... ... 1 '•· .... .._.", .. ,... """" ,, ) •• •T_,..__M I~ ,., ,,,_••-w th .... & .. !JI I 1&. l.e..,M.1-IJI • 0 41 . ... '"''t ,., •• -•• •tt•st..C..W••••r-.. ..... . l!b with eight to hold a share of third, while Barbara Oel&ado, MUo Mlnd~rblnder and Jett Sturm each to~alt.'<l seven .. , Only the F1.ull1ly. Max und Barbara solved our \ first trivia t1ddlc correctly. but more !>hould catch oft to this week ·~ lt 's number i.ix today. ! I Reserve nut Saturday night for the monthly ' Jaalu Barada Nakto Society m eeting at Tom ~ ~lerabend'11 in lf'vine. Number eiJht 1s worth the ~ '!Xtra point toduy us w e unveil the next.to.last entry ~ ill Trivia Uowl Vl(. J t J. IDENTI FY T H E MESSAGE on Dean ;artin's licen!!c plate 1 2. On what track dad the 'C.:hulanooga Choo ~hoo" run'' )· :;unday's Horoscope . . . .. . .. .· By T.T. 3 Name tho ucuonot novetl!lt whose first book wu culled "Alms ror Ohlivlon." ' 4 What dld "8ocky'· call hla two pet turtl~ '! 5. NAME TH£ FAMOUS character who said. ·Lite la a banque t und most poor SOBs arc starving lo death.•• 6. Henry was really burned up about what Ill· lie Pully dld to blm In whut movie? 7 The 1urn1me .and nickname. pJeaae, or the ft.llow who donated lhc library to River City in "The M U!>lt' Man " Ii ln "J W Coop," Cliff Robertson gcU. a ticket for polluting the uir while driving what make or t:.tr'I t . COMPLETE T HIS MOVIE ad teaser w1th the title ol a Gresory Peck fhck "They're not nice peo- 1>le, they're. . . " 10. The same sone. by the same singer. wai. u~ed as a lheme (or both a Doris Day movie and a Woody Allen film. Name It Laat Week•s Answers l Lincoln International I .. Airport airport 1 2. Felix Ungar in "The Odd Couple · <Simon quote) 3. Desmond (Rip Kirby'~ valet > 4. Dennis the Me nace <TV offspring 1 5. ''The M1mchurlan Candidat<• lto~tume party) 6. Kelly (Boomer pianiat > .7.JohntheBapUstandJudas C"Godspcll " 1 8. Yetta Tcssye (Barbra ln "Wholesale" 1 9. "The Apartment" (Je((Sheldrake 1 10. (c)Jack Webb In "The DJ." 1movu:quote1 Send your anawers to TRIVIA, c o IM Dally Pilot Box 1560, Coa1a Mesa 92626. All entries muat be received 1>11 Wednesday, otherwiae half the player's la.st score will heawar~d. · f Virgo: Change Your Routine ' Sl'NOA \'SEPTEMBER 18, 1977 RySYDNEYOMARR r: I 'AR IES l,\fJPCh 21 April 191 Accent on 'hilo~oph}. sp111fualaty, being an tune with yourself and the UnlVl•rs1• See beyond the sµr(ace - f er teivc potentilfl. define terms, env1s1on goals. r TAURUS <Artr1I 20-May 201· Study Ariei. resi.ugt>. <:c>t in tout·h wa lh "inm•r selt." Take tock. Get acl·our1t1ns:: realiz<· where you arc In re- tion tn when• you want to go GE~ffNl <May121 June 201. Lie low, play waiting umc, rcinfor<·c relulioni.h1p with on~ who means UC'h lo you ACfl•nl on partnership, marriage bt inishcd with emol10nul burden. • CAN('F.R C.1un1· 21-.July 22 >: You discover new u.vi. lo gt•l Joh clone. Whal had been un annoyOJncc OVl.'<I aside methods arc streamlined Ll•o, quari us f1gur<• lfl picture Stick to number "l .. Lf.;Q <.July 2:1 -Au~. 22 I Good Moon a!:.pccl coin jdc·~ no\\ with aUcct1on. childr('n. c rcatavaty ecuhallon, affairs of heart. You can be at right lace al right tame. Key •~ to live life to hill, to be en ui.iast1<-. to t>xpress with verve, c·lear language VmGO tAug. 23-Sept. 221: Pcr<'e1vt: potential, tllln overall view , leave details for unother time ~ange routine Win rather than force your way Gemma. Sagittarius fi gure 1n scenario I LIBRA IScpt. 23-0ct. 22). Relatives, v1s1ts.1deas. t xcha ngc or plans. concepts ar<· on your very active {chl'flule You probably wall overturn some tradl· tions an course o{ making way for progress Key is to rBuford Pusser ... (Now there was a man!" "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME'' "JHE SORCERER" (PG) "SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT" "THE STING" (PG) "NEW YORK. NEW YORK" (PG) "RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER" "FANTASIA" (G) 'THE DEEP" ( ) "SINBAO & THE EYE OF THE TIGSR" • .r"ONE ON ONE" (PG) "A BRtOQE TOO FAR" 11nunc1at~. to define terms, to e liminate i.uperrluoui. malcnul S('ORJ>IO tOct 2J·Nov 21 > Emphw.1:. on \\ h<tl \ ou colletl. Jl"Y· what you dc!.1rc• as contrasted to adual nN•d Bt• analytical Oon't hP l>at1s1f1Pd to know mt·n•I\ that <,omc>thmg occur red find out \\ h) 1t happc11ctJ SAGITfARl l 'S CNO\'. 22-Dcc: 211 Be conf1dt'nL. rh rect. independent. Make new :.tarts, 1;tress originality. You r,·ceive J!lrt. Jl<)pulcmty woms. family si1uut111n l11·com1·s h:irmo111ous Ti.lrus. L1hra ind1vidu<1ls f1~urt• in Sl'l'llori~1 CAPRICORN <Vet' 22 Jun 1~11 Whal i.lPfWiJrs in· v1lang could be the siren call of !:.omclh1n.i.: that does not C)(l!!l. Aurn of glamor. punlc" dt·1·cpt1on 1s in .111 AQUARJ U~ <Jan 211 Fl'11 lk1 Friendship lwC'omes solid. mcun1ni.:ful If \11u'n· not scnou!. ) ou 're In wrong ball 1wrl. Oltl1 r 1n<ll\ 1du~I hus I a ken plenty for i:ranttod PISCES I Feb. 19-March 20 1 Acn'n t on build1nj! integrity, reputation Tht•n: 1, opportunity for ad· "ancemenl grub 11 l'rofrsswni.ll superior 1s on your side aod lets you know 1t He fought wan and wop them. He defied ~ Presidents - and might have bee n one. -l '" ... ,..,... ..... .. ~, ..... , ... '!.__. Tastelullg Done. s.turcSay. September 17, tin l~gUna Productiolt Royal Performance ByJERRYHERTENSTF.IN years und n e v e r mused u 0t11Htoe11,,.~1i.11 performance. Julie was born Elegance. Thul in u word during Holy Week." describes the optper for the 54th season or th<· 'fURuna Heath JULIA'S D&.BONAlK brother, Community Playhouse, ''The Tony, {!J dashingly played by Royal Family · 1 hundsome Jake Gardiner. Tony Evcrythan~ ulJQut the <i<:orgc 1s always darting between S. Kaufman. Ednu l'~crber writ llollywood, New York an d len coml>dy of a ~rand old tamUy Europe, leaving behind a string" Of the thcalt•r in the 1920s 11> Of broken hearts 8Dd Jawsults. tasteruJ When Tony returns from lndla The :.ct of u duplex New York in the finalact he brings with blm City apartment has been d e u servant Gunea, played by s igned and constructed on a Druce Dunn. Dunn h as two of the g rand scale on the roomy Lagunu most unique "characters" ln the Moulton Playh011se under t he production, an Amazon perrot, super v 1s 1 on of D ri u g 1 ei, Miss Ruby Stone, and a. seven Wallfami.on. foot boa constrictor. Elizabeth .Julie Haas Garvrn I'> lo bt· IV laudl"lente for d l' Julia ·s daughter. <.iwen, played tall an clothan~ the play11r'> 10 by attracllve Kathryn Johnson. authl'nt1c period costumes has her heart set on the stage, but T HE ACTIN<;, 1tllowang for ,., lorn between love for the rarst night Jltl('rs whl•n the pluy boards and Perry Stewart, a opened Tuc~thl), is lops l.alllt· stuffy bw.iness typt>. portrayed by run Ix· faulll'rl David Newhn fklh Titui., rnakanlo( her rar:.t .Julia 's !;U 1tor Gilbert appearan<.'c on th~ La~ona stal(c, Marshall, played by Pat Birkett. ai>µears tc) have a good feel for 1s also strictly business her role us lhe lead, Julia Cuven OTHERS IN the play which <11 s h .Ju Ii a and her ag 1ng. runs through Oct. 1. ure the pro- n11slulg1c 1.1nd c·11pplcd mother. d uccr-agcnt for the family . Pvt •ea llp Walll'I' Matlhuu ~µars with Glenda Jackson 's young son Daniel during a break in the filming of a movie the pair arc mu king together. f unny Cnvend1stl, played b y Oscar Wolfe. played by David Betsy Paul, an· Cllways on stagl'. Paul; Alfr<.>d Lutjeans as Julia's Actor s.·Dl'llil Pact l'vt•n at horn(• hopeless brother, Herbert Dean. e-- By the time JuhJ maktos her and his wife Kitty Le Moyne. LOS ANGELES (AP) j.!rand appcaranl't at the top of u played by Pudd) McQuade Former Broadway actor Brad s p1 n il staircase well in lo the f1r~1 W a lt~r Del} 1s the butler. Davis h as signed for a leading url lhc aud1cnci: has alrcad) Ch a rlo tte Kreutz the maid , k·.inwd 14hJl '11l1..'fld11J ded1cC1lcd McOermott. a friend of the fama-role in "Midnight Express" for Columbia Pictures. Davii tht·al1·r p1•11plt• .ire lhl· C';,vcn ly, as played by Dennis O'Don· starred In the TV movie "SybiJ" , cll:.h'> ncll. the haJI boy is Bryan Mace and had -0 1 · "Roots-' Fann\. :.H'll·d with conv1ct1on. and Elinor Schmidt olavs a nan-8 ma,J r roe 10 : l111a:.ts ·hm\ ~hl· hu~ "pla)'cd 53 ny,M1ss Pcakc asthefriendlyoverseer. • liiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii---------·: CINEDOME 23 n Yf C •4A9">~U,,; 4~f ( l-4Attr1( .... ~. ~ ..... ,.-"'' ''"''""' ..... ""' , .. ' . ......... ~ \\lu t.t •t3A~ PACIFIC'S r~looME ~, ........... ~ ... ....,,, .,,,,.,, ,, j ...... .. u 111wA c . wrwooo c WAl.ll~N U llOAIN l'tllel t l.60 -DAY ...... IATUllDA' .,_.._. ........,_, 11:~1- lA lllllAOA 4 ONLY IUNDAYI 'MOllDAYI 1t·•,. 1:00 DAVID CAUADIHI • ICAfl IACICI~ -· • I THUHDll .. ,J.i:>H041Nea (I ) ~ -··--" MOYINCa VIOLATION CN I ............. ,.__ 1'1llW u _; I THI PY WHO LOYID Ml,,., ~~3~lil;~ll' ltWtillllal•L!M!!-B2~4Go!!!?J, MANO TN~~ AUTOl'01 IOll'I', NO ,AUU u .. _.,. . .. HIW YOU. NIW YOak tNt lllUI OHi ON OHi IN! loiltY. NO 'AJSU IAO HIWI NAU IH llUIONCa TIA&HIN0f"°1 ~"' IUOfY MALOHI 10 Motl lntu (""" Opl<I 7 t Ft1 $Al $.In 0 4a •Siio# SUlll .rl Dul IMPOSYA#f MOTICll CHll.DllM UNDH 12 FUii ) '"Wt\9l Y MU I f..-T" . ia"u THI ~A!lll 111 ___ ..._ __ _., MU WMO Will 00 umMIN0111 "NI SMOCAI SHOW Of M Tl ,.... _,!Wl2 ' 1 W.!fNrll ;i::: ':. j cuna lAltl MOHtn• '"' ~1i1.ft1111.~ .. _! .. ~-~..._5_U._J6_2t_, LANO Of TNr:INOTAUl rf'OI ''""''~ •11 wrn l'I 'lltllf 1'-4 ····~ I .\ 1• .\ ·11111 Ill• ' 1•4 U<nlH fu..I JAllllWAUC fll ""' "X MACHIHI ell MVte CAIM ..... • llAfl ~ JHUNOH & UOHTNMO ,,., ""'' MOYINCa VIOl.ATIONIN I' . I • l I f , \ ~ . .. . .... "'\' .. Sa1urda • Se lember 17, 1917 Hy Bil Keane "Slower, Daddy. I can't listen that fast " U s e Care Job Contacts Can Payoff By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: I am a 30-year-old single female with management experience. I am unemployed because I did not wish to relocate. I have been ad- vised to use my personal contacts in finding a good job. Does thJs method really work? -S. J ., Dallas, T exas The referral system m which a jobseeker or- ganizes a grapevine specifically lo develop employ- ment leads can work like a charm but you've got to be careful how you handle it. Essentially, you ask your contacts not for a JOb, but if they know anyone whQ might use your s kills OF TllE BOOKS WIDCH dissect the rererral system Eli DJeddah's "Movmg Up" ITen Speed Press, Berkeley J is among the most lucid This month's issue of MBA. a specialized publication for graduates of master's in business admirustrahon programs. includes an interview with a fired 43 year old executive who used the re- rerral system to rind new l'All.EER.S The e" e cul 1 v e [ J employment. described his initial re- .__--------luctancc to try the con- <· c n t ri c contacts ap· 1>roach . · · 1t hurts your pride. The last thing you want to do 1s let your friends know you have troubles .. WHEN THE SYSTEM BEGAN working, the ex · ecul1ve changt•d his altitude: "I found out that most people arc pretty nice And I discovered that I knew more people than I ong1nally thought. I made an average or 15 pbone calb a day. rive days a week for • the rirs l week or two. setting up appointments. Ttien I hil two interviews a day for the next four weeks while I w as still making hair a dozen phone calls a day. I dorft remember when I've worked quite so hard.·· Although the executive called business as- socwtei.. fncndi.. and cui.tomers. it was a cousin m the law department of a ma1or corporation who re- ferred lhe executive to the bull's-eye Job lead WAS TH E SOMETIMES PAINFUL hunt worth 1t'! Yes. according to the executive "Ir (I should ever be out or work again 1, I think I could go back and do a successful JOb search. Once you 've learned the s kills, it's easy and gives you a great feeling of self-assurance. . . Dunng the period you're unemployed, you'll feel as though all your talent has left you, but it hasn't. You 're still a bright person whether you are employed or nol. What you have to do is capitalize on that in telligence." READER SERVICE: You can obtain a free subscrip- tion to MBA magazine •/ you are a 11tude11t in an accredit- ed graduate school or bt.181FW!SS, a facult11 membeT of aame. ar 1/ 1101.1 earned your MBA degTee rince 1965. Give partlCUlars thal validate your eligibility far a free sub- scriptwn: address your request lo Joyce Loin Kennedy at this MW$J10per Thu offer end4 Dec I Free CB Brocluues Set WASHINGTON tA P > The Electronic In- dustries Association. a trade group representing CB manufacturers. ia..makmg available free brochures on Citizens Band radio The brochure contains general information in· eluding operation. cost. range. installation and use. and a synopsis or maJor FCC rules. 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Engine and Standard ~sm1ss1on Total Down Only s395 ~---• ttie Ntllllh of tuh ~fed Of' c-*AM l.y Mle U.S. lit¥ .. I t I el rrotecff• A .. .cy tlle typ1ut 1Jft ....... 91 flih Y.Wde b Hft1Mh4 to ... 21 MJliG city, ll MN wpw_.,. y_. ochMI......,. _., • .,.,. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY NEW .1977 PONTIAC· vanmA ·$ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • Example Equipped With • Tilt Wheel • Factory Air Conditioning • Rallye Gauges • Automatic Transmission • Tinted 'Glass • P.ower Steering • 350 VS Engine • Power Oise Brakes • Body Side Mldgs. • Aallye II Wheels • Sport Mirrors CASH or TRADE S395 total down payment. 48 monthly payments of S89.95 includes tax and license. Deferred price S4 712.60. APR 14.23% on approved credit. NEW 1977 SUNBIRD $ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 33 MPG HIGHWAY 23 MPG crn Based on the re1ult1 of teats conducted or certtned by J~ U.S. Environment Protection Ag9ney the typical gas mileage of this vehicle Is estimated to l)e 23 MPG city. 33 MPG highway. Your actual mileage • may vary. MARMADUKE by lrad Anderson -~ =-- I .. ,..... ... "Never say grace with your eyes closed, Aunt Helen!" BOOMER ~LL,!. 'f!HALL'i' ,-;-:- ~¥€A N6W ~~e ~eti ! MISS PEACH • A-T~l'S MN(.£ • I roo0tPr2c0r WA'fS TO G6\ AWA'! i ~•'TH M URPER ~ AT~~. 1 1..:------~ i . A~THLAR, I'D 1..1Kf! ro 5fAY Ol.AT L.Are~ 'THAN MIONt~Mr ONC&i IN A WHll.i. HOW CAN 1·00 rr? by Tom Batiuk by· Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson FUNKY WINKERBEAN ~ DEGRADING I HAVING ~ BfAt.JflFt.lLL(.) HONED IY\ARCHING MAC~INE UJE-LL , I c:,ot55 1HERE'5 OOf ~ TO 00 BUT IYIAKE lHE BE.5T OF rT ! OKA<,>, "OO)MBONE5 I LE.T'6 START 400R ARST UNE BL,> -nlAT OOLKSWAGEr-.l OVER lHERE: ! ' PRAc.TIC.E iN A PARKING 111r'' ,MOON MULLINS TODAY'S CllSSIDID PUZZLE UNITED Feature Syndicate ACROSS letter• 2 word1 1 Contrary to 50 Excluded fact 62 lnaects 6 Money 56 Rounded 1 o Membl'anou1 part• eoating 57 Artbcloth ''Arab chief: 58 Ball-point' a Var. predeceuor: " I A \. 15 Prepo11tion 2 word1 18 ThOught 60 Brake part 17 Aaalgn to 63 Lerp, for 18 Monothelat one 20 Table 65 Fixed look acr1ps 66 Conleder1te 21 Wine I/IP Robt • 22 Chemk:al auflht 67 Useleas 10 Kind of lum· 23 Moil ten 66 01 the ear ber with llQuid 69 Change the 11 Blockhead 25 Hntng decor 12 Real estate 1m1ll 70 In-between cdntract openings meals 13 Having neck 27 Looked 7 t Clears hair menacl~ly 30Cr1fty· r'IQWN 19Coralialand 31 Jurl1prudence ,. 21 Boy·1 32 K1ng with 1 Gambllng nickname tht golden oame 2' Pro •• ; touch 2 No , So .• or 26 Mast chains 34 Certain Cent..... 21 Merriment puncfles 3 Card In 28 Volcanic 38 P8flod1 euchre: 2 product preceding words 29 Alllxed in events 'Teeter-time , 'O Silk fabric toner 33 Second tobs 42 Jib, tor one 5 Go astray 35 Gtl one's 43 Noblemen 6 Grand ······ '5 ••••• play. In · . Wash 36 Ebb, for o~e golf structure 37 M1l1mute • '47 Cyprlnold 7 A1tan eo1n low . riah 8 MllH• 39 Raw Clb- '8 A dolled 9 Stoe>olng .,. .. dlth placH 41 Wealthy --- man 44 Wading btrd 46Tntlng ground: Abbr. 49 "Underslood!": 3words ~ 51 Recover lrom laligue 2 words 52 Soothing agent 53 Whitepo,,.. lar tree 54M9Yedat tdoaoeed 55S.rcaalle 59 1916 hit tune 61 Al09m1n city 62Morays 64 Defunct auto 65 ···Paulo. Brazilian al.ate GORDO /JAD JtJEWS, POOSt 6470. ~ C,:)ME~ ~~ THG_ Rfle"''J ~-11 . ..,, by Ferd and Tom Johnson JUDGE PARKER DR. SMOCK .ANP You SAY IHtS rs "IHS SMOCK YOU WOR~ PURING YOUR ~e;:s1c::>eNCY A~ HOUSION <SSNSRAL-HOSPl"IA &.-, SH?' MOTLEY'S CREW f" W~ "THI? MOTL.~ HAPPENED, PE~~>' ~~f.W &uW't'; m:. our Of Hl5> HOU~~!!! by Harold Le Doux MEANW~ILE WELL. I THINK I'D ~mER GET TO t'>EO ! IF YOO SEE THAT FLAH~ ,___ ... WO/MN TOHl~T. TEU----• ~~ 'IUlJ DISCOURA6f0 rt.L DO YOO A AH AADE.HT AOMlrwt, FAVOR! I WON'T WAUY ! EVEN MEHTION 'f R NAME! PEANUTS I OON'T SEE HG\! '{OU CAN JOG ALL M TIME r. "~~, II"'>•'- ( - ( ' , l .. • , t w - ERR ... iHA~ WHAT Dlf'tOMAlS fAT AT PfA5£ CONF~ENCES by George Lemont •• :X: WAS VSRY 0 16 f"-1 "TEXAS.' . ... GERIATRIX 'IOU EM8A2~~S~t' Me 10 'TGAAS AT '1\1e A:>Tl-UCJ'. iOPAYl • M4ATON,~TH MADE YOU THIN!( TH6 ~MITH5 . ~eOUGHT l &ul=FAL.0 ~D MEAT? ~ ~HEAP u~ 'Tl-f~ T~! 'II I l .......... s. ..... ,.. • .. , ..... ,. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 001 ....... f ooz ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSIS l·S all Dr, Hunt Bch $67,900 M . 11h BATH, CONDO . Anaht1m Hills S108.500 M, 2112 BA. 2 Story 5308 Seas Jrt Dr, Nwpt Sch $183,950 DUPLEX &4BEDROOMS 2036 Will 4 BEDR a Silva, Fulltrton $68,000 M, 2 BATH, CONDO $72.500 HJ.5 E. Av 11da San Gabriel. !:>l' 4 BEDR JM, :l BATH $129,900 G~rc.1 18055 MCIC)ltollo Sf. I .._ ....... , ~ 963-83 11 . I 1002GeMral $69,900 1002 ·····•·••···••·••················• NEW ENGLAND CHARMER F'ormtr modt l home: -4 Btdroom & family room w/wtt bar. Optn bf.!am ctilings .--ctnlral air. lmmaculatt: cond. oWner will ht:lp finance. OfM" Sat & S-12·6 Opet1 Daily tps w. Juniper, s-to Aaa $96,000 M.i-AModt •••UNITED IROKBS. 646-741• I 002. GHitt'ol 1002 ..•....•...••..•...•... ••••••••••••••••••••••• "!()jWNf;Jl WILL I J 1 LIS1t-;N • >' '1t fuovl' fur lte;illh re· 11 ll u n ' •' I r e -. d y UNIQUE CUSTOM '1 Hedroom. family, tl<.'n, rumpus room l':xtras l(cilorc Owner anxious. A MUSTS 1-: 1-: to believe' I purr:hJscd 11n0Lhcr hm, leuvmg lhcir lovely hm ror s:.ilc 10 Npt. Uch at 30011 Cla~ St :J UR. rormJI d1nln)t rm, 23· family rill l•na1. lluMO 1 car 1:11r Ht'ared their 3 ch1ldnm hl'I'£ for 20 yrs. becauhe of lll•st schl area & bet·au!>C o.ly S minutes lo ht•at·h~!f • & to ever· >thmi: OPC!l every day 12 $ l'omo 1hy & make your ofr lotLEO. their agt • UNITl::D ROKERS 646·7414 • !>48·2739 OPEN SUH 1·5 1857 Broemar Woy, NB EASTSIDE CUTIE 2 Bedroom, R·2 lot. On ve by, owner :.iniuoui;, 187 ~W1bon.C.M . ··-------SELL idle ems w1Lh Bal~,!~~t~ly Dally Pilot las11if1cd Ad. 673•8700 G.-ral I 002 G.-rol I 002 ................................... ORONA DEL MAR dE:n & dining room. HUGE ing. including over 3000 sq.' 3 v2 yrs. old. s 149,500 .\ I ,:--, I I 't '\ TAYLOR CO. HI ·\I 1c1t\:--. .1111·· t:l·Hi COMTIMPOIAIT IAMCH STYU BJR Canyon 5 BR CUSTOM home on .colr course! Unusual design makes for real lnformal entertaining. Abundant wood, huge recreation rm. plm atudy & 51t1 .. baths. One of largest Iota ln area. Private community wltb 24-bour st:curity. $350,000. 22 CYPRESS POINT Sat/Sun 1·5:30 UDO ISLI llST IUY $25t,t50 Charming & delightful I Spacious 3 bt."<irm 2 story home. on large corner lot. Inviting f amlty rm, 3 baths, func- tional kitchen w /fine appliances & BBQ. Prof decorated with near new cptng & Van Luit wallpapers. Beamed ceilings, north & south patios. Hurry! 521 VIA LIDO NORD Sun. 1-5:30 llG CYM C.C. VIEW S ltl,500 Fantastic view of fairway & surround· ing area from this lovely 2 & den, 21h bath Big Oyn townhome. Street level end unit w/closed dbl gar. Comm. pool, jacuzzi & tennis cts. Terrific financin~. Lease/option. 61 SEA P INE LN . $at/Sun 1·5:30 (off Ford Rd. East of Jamboree) ltG CAMYON + TOWNHOME Carcfree lift:style offE:red in this presti~ious & private area of Big Cyn. Comm. pool, jacuzzi & tennis cts. "Greenbrier" model with lge master suite & sitting rm upstairs & 2nd BR & bath down. Large patios. $145.000 IA YSHORES-4180, 900 A real charmer with personality plu!> in this popular close·in area. Rustic LR & OR with cathedral ceiling, love- ly BR & den w/wet bar. shiny H.W. floors. r e mod . kitchen , redwood jacuzzi. Huge guest bdrm & bath. UMOISTRUCTED IACK IA Y VIEW New home under construction. Move 1n carlv October 2 Master bdrm suites pius 2 others. Fam rm. formal DR. fantastic kitchen, 3 fireplaces. 2 pat10s, rm for pool. Oversized 2·car garage. Beautiful bfick trimmed 2 story. Be a first owner~ $220,000 LAKE TAHOE LOTS-VlitW 'What a gorgeous spot to build a sum· mer <or winter) home! Year-around resort area. Choose anv of our ex· clu~ivc six R·l lots'.• Calf todav for in· rormation $9,750 & Sl0.750 · Real . Estate Salespeople Finest Professional Training Wesley N. Taylor Co. has recently ac- quired the finest in-house Ctosed Circuit T.Y. Training In today's highly competitive market you need all the professional training available lo be qualified as a true pro· ressional and top producer. We believe we are the"only ofl'ite in Newport Beach offering this professionally pro· ducecl Tom Hopkins Color Video Tape Sales Training Program Wtsl~y N. Taylor Co. is a 32-year old firm wholly owned and optrattd by its founder. No branch offictS or divisions or som~thing tlst-just htadquarters. Wt offtr pers onal professional g u 1 d a n.c t-t o t a c h i n d i v i d u a 1 transaction We have opening.> fol" a few select in· dividuals who possess highest inlegrl· ty. professional appearance and de- sire for success. Applicants must feel comfortable in prime areas such as Big Canyon, Spyglass. Corona del Mar. Linda Isle. Lido lsle and other prestigious communities. Interview by appointment only. 21 I I San Joeqlll11 Mh Ito.I MEWPORT CEMTER, M.J. .. ._.,I 0 BEST IN BLUFFS 'AMC>ltAMIC view; jµst listed. t nd un· it ; 3 bdrms .• 2'h ba •• lgt. wrap·aroun.d patio. 19~ Sq. Ct.. top decorator•s home. Like n~w thruout. $205,000 Including land. 9'84 DAILY I ·I 2t75 QUIDADA 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 ·D A I L y p I· L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D PUBLIC NOTICE NOTtcao. ..... t1'0MllalUTY 9!tu!d!y, !!p!!f!tbef 11, 1817 DAILY fttLOT C3 "1BUCNOl'ICE PVBUC NO'f1C£ PUBUC NOTICE P1JBUC NOTICE / ,.. I '(:f .... LY PILOt ' Saturd9, !!ptembef t?, 1tn ForYou. .. · lt J I ,. ·~ Custom exe<'utive hom~. availabll" for occupanry. 209 Pearl Sl Divina dtstance from the bay oo the quiet side or the island. 4 HR. 3 BA. call oow ! ! or v1s1t our open hou'le Sat'Sun. Ct'ntury 21 Mart1•n 64(). S.15 7. COSTA MESA UYe In .ct Hcne lusflless Westside 4 bedrm, 2 bath home. Call for the uses. S79,500. Century 21 Doyle 548-1168. Open Sunday 12-4 546 Stura.on POOL llOME --orr 1.ud1n1<ton . olf Paulunno. Super buv Perfect 4 bedrm. for raising family + bonus room. Grt'at north Costa Mesa area. With i.creened patio. Priced to sell. SS.5.000. Ct'ntury 21 Doyle 548-JJ68 833·9060. The Price is Submit Charminit 3 bedroom home, l bath on a shady. trceltncd i;treet. On We!-tlSiilc, Costa , Me~tt. Huge back yard. Open House Sunday 12-4: 933 Dogwood. CM. Century 21 Doyle 548-1168. Ffxer Upper TripleK A house and duple" conveniently IO<'ated In lhe East.aide. Produces S74S per mo. income. and has potenl111J. Ownrr •~ anx1oub to sell. S9 his situation can be your benefit. Should sell quick. so call now. Century 21Westcllrr645·7221. • 'I• Actt of Costa MHa l:OlY and clean would descnbe th1:1 l>cuut. decorQt('(l home. A green thumb parud1-1c. Quivt culdesac. Great urea or C.M. Plenty of room In yard. only Sl!l.500. Vets welcome. Centurv 21 South Coast Plaza 556-6901. Reduced $4500. Owner Anxious Just rt'<luro<l for a quick sale on this lurit<' family homl' 4 Spar bt..<Jrms. tin t e rta1n1.•r 's f<1m1lv r oom. MASSIVE f'PLC. maint. free yurd.,. All upgraded & beaut. decor11ted. all this and central A 1C only S81.500. Century 2 1 South Coast Plaza 556-690 t. SuDer Starter Neat 3 bcdrm home in a Rood neighborhood with large mature trees. Located on a l arge lot providing easy expansion ond potential. Owner Is anxious so bring your che<-k book and let 'b deal. Century 21 Westchff West 645-7221. A Coedo to •• Occupied $71,500. Anxlous·Subm1t! Original model. Vacant, 3 bedrm. beauty. Acl'06s from Clubhouse, tennis and pool. Beautiful mirrored c lo11ets. Completely upgraded. Cenlurv 21 Doyle 548-1168 833-9060 Spacious Greet1brook 3450 Ft. of LM~ This beautiful Greenbrook home has 5 bedrms. 4 baths. vaulted ceilings. 1-1iant 3~x24 bonus rm. comm. pool & rec cenlcr. In super FV hwut1on . Century 21 f;merv. 846 :1:.i1 536·fl!'i71 HUNTINGTON BEACH Help price slashed Help This srac1ous pool & spa home 1s warmlv decorated and designed for casual l'nterta1mnf(. LarRe rooms. blln hnr & plu1>h yard~ will make you c1rool Just redurcd to S!IS.500. See 1t this weekl'nd Century 21 Emerv 846-3301 53fi·6571. J • The lest of 2 w orlcll A house with no yard work. Thill beautiful 2 story Beach Villa with 11unshine yellow carpet will make you feel like Its spring year around. Plentv of timP for fun because the comm. ussoc. takes care or all yard work. yet you have your own free 'tandini;: home. All this only S84.9SO. Cl•nturv 21 Emery 536-&S?t 846-330L .. Largest T_...oc. PIClt OPEHSUMDAY 19361 Sltn0 IHI. I". Thii. executive home Is available for vour inspection. 4 Bedrm. bonua rm, 2l'l buth, 2 story. 3 car iar., don't delay. take advantage or this super offer. call now. Century 21" Mttrten 640-5357. • ExecuffYe UY~ Largest home available ln The Colony. l''ormal dining. formal living, If.le ramlly rm. Family neighborhood with all the extras. A b est value on today's market, S 114.950. Century 21 Surf 5S9-6lk>O. Pres~ Ioele lflY Our seller is getting Impatient. he wants this attractive executive home tucked away at 2242 Heather La. sold! Super low malnt. home. Pool. 4 br. 2 ba. compl upgraded. Call now or vi.sit our open house on Sunday. Century 21Marten640-5357. Voted Int lllJ Price Reduced $9000. Pride or ownership home in the .. UPPER BAY." Many added upcrade features. like 18lt22 bonus rm. tandem antique car storage carage. & lovely landscaping. H you like quality features accented with manicured details. then you owe It to yoUN1elr to call for an appt. t oday. Century 21 Westcliff, 645·'7221. SANTA AHA 2700 Sq. Ft. 5 ledt ua--3 lath ONLY S73.000. Close to SO. CST. PLAZA shopping. Great ramily home with 5 i1pac. br '~ & 3 convenient bathi;. Sptinkllnl( system for the ground11. Great floor plan and !luper decor. Century 21 South Coai>t Plaza 556-6901 Wuced'l~" o,... - 341 W.C #A Recently upgraded rr:io In SoutH Santa Ana. Make It our home or your investment. 2 B • single level. 2 car gar. Just spf Ing distance from the communlty ~I Call now. Century 21 Murten 64t.S3S7. ' Save S $$ t"'...- Owner ~ous Price reduco:!d to ~5. tor this value packed 3 bedim. t ~ bath home. Conveniently •ocaled near schools & shopping. [4rge living rm nicely decorated thruout. tr you wish. VA terms ava.t. Century 2f Surf979-1050. t HoDownP.-ent U1e your G1 benefits! ~eat 3 bedrm home near So. Coa~ Plua. Only SS2.900. Xlnt location •ear shopping & schools. Century 21Surf97&-1oso: I This ls u,1ng Sunshine pours Iott tfiis lovely home. 3 Bednn, 2 baths. hardwood nrs. back yard w'lots of room ror kids to play. Great family neighborhood. It's a lllce home. not Just another house. Something special. let.'a look. Century 21 SUrr 979-1050. 21108 hach •••ct. CALL or STOP BY one of the offices listed HERE for fast, efficient help: Huntington leoch 536-6571 5916 Werner 200 M.wport c.tw Dr. 618W. laker H ... tington leach 846-3301 M.wport INCh 64°"5357 Costa Mesa 979·1050 3841 So. lristol 17ll Wntdlff Dr. 1740 Or919A••· Cost.MtH 541-1161 s.ta AM 556-6901 Hewport leach 645-7221 GeftffOI 1002 Gwrol . 1002 GeMr I 1002 G al 1002 G.-rel 10021GtMril 1002 HotnffForS* •••••• • •• ••• ••••••••••• ••••••• • ••• ••••••••• ••• a tMr . •• • • ••••••••••• ·---------------••• • • • • • • • • ••••••••• ••• ...................••.. ....•.............•.... .........•.•.....•..... ..... . .. UHl9UE IN CDM HEEDS YOU! R~cent acquisition or additional office space h as created several.sales open- ings (only 3 remain>. Unique is now looking for experienced. proven performers who want to share in our fine reputation, accelerated com· mission schedule (up to 70%> and ex· citing marketing techniques. If in· terested. contact Tom Boland at 714: 675-6000. The ·oalebout Association, Inc. Real Estate Specialist (Dover Shores/ B aye rf!st/Westcliff > IAYCREST COME WITH US ••• Jo this two story h°'"9 which wll Hl"lfy ..... OS OM of tflte ..... propertfff In .... ..... r.cletsfy fcnclltatfftg IMng '""" 1ec...-able for Mitt faining ••• with a c1N1MJ rOOM tllat Is law droppl..-g el..-t. Fottr bedl oonw. T'hrff baths. ""-ch .,.... •d windows throughout. $271.000. IAYCRHT COME WITH US ••• to I t07 Tradewlnch L.... A Mlnl est.t.. So creatin, .10 o::J!1t•I It tt.orau9hfy seclKft you. w ,......,.. for ..... Mast.. Hit• ala11•. Thne ....-.D-. TlreeMbatt.ttwo•the-""Mtel. Ubrwy wtth Wft..111 MtotcaMI md wet ..... 5217,500. °"" ..... Sefwdcrt Ir s.., •. , I' UYCUST LUXURY waterfront condo. 2 BR. 2Y2 ba. Pool, jacuzzi, 24 hr. security. Brand new; comp. furn. $220,000 PENINSULA, 4 BR. 3 ba. home. All amt:nities. Lovely area. $195.000 LIDO ISLE, 4 BR, 2 Ba. Nicely decor. Lge. patio, beamed cell's., hdwd flrs. 48 Fl. lot. $225,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\od" Drov.-N B 675 -6161 I 1002cn..ra1 1002 .............................................. 360-VIEW OF MIWPOIT $265,000 Archlhcturall deffC)ht -_. of e kW. Thne lfory honte with extnlordllHrf. .. slCJIL Lots of wood. CJfass Gnd tfle latHt omeNti& MEW In Ii out. STEPS TO OCEAJIROMT & IA YRlOHT. 1Ws Is to••llllnlJ ....., 1peclCll! PRIME PEMIMSUl.A POINT $275,000 be.,.._.. corMr locatfa1t with nsy wcA to ley Ir Ocea1tfl ant. Clem Ir fr"'9 CDitlst4Drary dHHJt itw wffh ............ Opttt 2 story. 4 bclrnt + falft '"' + den. Soarhtg 2 story cy•-~• IMide. Patios. ... _._ ..ct · 6 ~ts. Shown by appt. HAPPY HOM!· HAllOR VIEW $148,500 Otte owner C.,.... ntCtdtl lft the belt fCIMAy-orifftftd c....,.tty. Wei pl~ed 3 ~. f-ly roe. md ..... r001i1L S1tow11 by apec:ICll .,, .......... ~VI CONDO OM WAllR ' SIJl,000 . C0tM1•1 •°" VllW of ... tM bHlllM) K• .... ~ ............. ..... AM2 ......... ZHthWttllltMt•' .... c.w ........ louttc. wttlt secwtty. sa."9 bf •9'C• a,polllt11~ -'Y· RA TED R. IM THI IWFFS Rare R plan condominium in the fabulous Bluffs! Split level on the greenbelt. with 3 bedrooms (or 2 and a den) all in immaculate condition and tasteful appearance. Very custom! G....-al 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REDUCED WTBLUFF Popular Lusk A·plan, 3 bedrm. reduced $5000. Pri.vacy, pres\lgo and painting will be yours ror only $134,500. Call 640-6161 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE.INC. Top of the line security system. Now A CHARMR! vacant & r eady for new owner. 208 J6th Sfrfft $149,500. OPEN SUM.1·5 Uii-ilVUI: tf()Ml:S. BaJ.P~sJ31tJ;;ny. REALTORS~ 676-6000 293J CATALPA . 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar ~ oPEH SUN. 1·5 , also in Mesa Verde, at 546-5990 View, 5 BR, clo1e to !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.-f schools, shopping, ten nls &swimming. WALTERS.ICING &ASSOC. 673·2500 REDUCED $10,000 MESA VERDE POOL-SIDE home and .. trend·s~ter" of fashfonabJe living! For beautiful family living • .il 4-bdrm. 2 bath home with firepla'ce. wood fenced yard and pool -set in lovely ar~ Just reduced Sl0,000. -NOW ONLY $119.500. UNIVERSITY PARK Beautiful 4·bdrm. 3 bath Kt:nsington Plan on quiet cul-de-sac. This two-- story family home is upgraded with numerous custom built-ins. formal dining room. family room and priced to sell now at $139,500. • "MONA co·· ••• and a princess it is! In prominent Harbor View Homes area. on beautifully landscapt:d grounds with an abundance of privacy. rests this r~ gal 3·bdrm. 2 bath home with fireplace and covered pat[p ••• and can be yours at $144,500. "AUTUMN LEAVES .. A pleasing blend of warm. fall colors sea~ throughout this cozy 2·story. file~~~ --------• 2 bdrm. townhome. inspir€tS this love· OPEN HOUSES VllW -VllW -VllW! Prime harbor & ocean view from this elegant Dover Shores home. Enclosed, lush patio & pool sur· rounde4 by 4 bedrooms & family room. Home is completely ra· decorated. featuring wood floors, high ceillnp. Ready for immediate occupancy at $450.000. OPIH 1·5 I J42 CiM.AXY . IAltLY 11.""5 TOTAL PRIVACY ln this 3 bedroom end unit! New appliances.· Camel carpet, fixtures, wallpa~r • etc. $1M.OOO. ' OP841·5 HSAVl.CAMPO llST OP ALL WOILDS ~t family locaUon in the Blufls • Besi schools & s hopping . within wall1lng distance. Largest floo1-plan (4 or 5 bedrooms)., famlty room, patios. greenb(,lt location. 1144,900 •. Of'lt4 1-1 MOVE FASTill V1ew rrom Newport to Dana Point; private eommunlty; 4 bdrm. .. a baths.· family rm.; ree land.All at $11t,SOO MAURY STAUFFER SEALtONREALTY 1213 N. Coast, La1una 497-3311 644-2212 ly "Autumn Lf:aves .. thefle -in WALNUT SQUARE area! Only 4 years ·oJd. lush shag carpeting ;_ fenced back yard with garden area & patio view from dining ar£:a,'Price r~ duced to 564,950! t * NEW LISTING t HARIOR VIEW HOMES This d eluxe .. Phase It Pllermo,. home is set like a fine jewel mid the lovely landscaped grounds. ccenttd by extensive brick work & oYt:rhangs. this +bdrm, 3 bath home his formal dining room, Iafnlly room iind TWO 'fireplaces. A gem worth mpectton now! $188.850. ~lier will help finance. . ''GRHNIRIER .. •C llQ CAMYOMii UNDER CONSTRUCTION! now -move ln later for f ashJoo e Coun- try Club living with pool. t courtl & private aarden patio! y 'JI lov• your camel carpeting with ~rdlnat. ing ~ramie tile entry & k¥hen - formal dining room. fir~1f}wet bar and huge master bf:droom Wi altUng t00m. Exclusive area. SlA4 ITS LIGAL TO Li around your own BANANA EE tn your prlvate room-for~a-ardeo backyard. The balancu of thle bdrm. 2 bath .f amtly homtt ls tqualJ~ unlqw. from lt8 wood framed brick riteJ>lace. CUl&om drapes 6 plutb ~· to tba ~,spacloua 20x13 upstal bdrm! Roomlntu 6 sel.,cUvent:S& It thi• fhitt .!10~-$82,950. 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(P-30) SITY" -UNIV. PARK I Price r luc<:d on this P.Opular plan w/3 BHs. 2 full baths. s unken Jiving r w /fir<:plac1:. lg. s unny kitchen, i,gh vaulted ceilings & atrium o forma l dining rm. PLUS pool w/f ntain & jacuzzi. Lg. lot on cul-d<:·s location. OPEN SAT & SUM 1-S PM. 28 ASPEN TREE LM. <P-31 > THE ILUFFS A. DEL ORO -OPEM SA.T & B<:st pricE:d "V" plan - up~rad<.: & frt:shly decoratE:d. 3 BRs. 21 ~ aths. spacious dining rm + darlin prival€! patio & detachtd g a ra ~l: ... Easy s troll t o shops. schools pool. R<.:ducE:d to $112.000. ,p <P· UDY FOR YOU! t:wly dt:corattd in Cameo ou ·11 want to move right in to this pacious 3 BR home on lg. park-lik<.: lot w/,gardt:n t t:rract & lots of s,t ss. S228,500 OPEM SAT & SUM I ·5 M. 4515 HAMPDEN DR. <P-3.1 ) UMIT -UMIV. PARK th w/s<!paratt: dining rm rm w/firf::plac<:. Move-in S87.500. OPEH SAT & SUH ROCKROSE. CP-34 l ATIOM +VALUE Park Home -rE:duct:d salE: ! 4 BRs. family rm e. kilchtn w/brkfst. bar & custo cabinets. 2 full baths. lg. formal d Ing + sunk<:n living rm. B<:autiful df::cking, brk plant<:rs & ovtrhan OPEN SAT & SUM 1·5 PM. 13 DEB IHG. (P-35) SH Jus t li!i Driftw Vil:W! 2 ct:ilings bt:acht:s 642-8235. ECLIFFS -SI 69,500 d ! Great location on Clg. lot to expand>. Mini- Rs. den . fireplace. beam 2·car gar age. 3 private vail . Mary LOu Marion p.36) VIHIEHT IA YCIEST end of comfort. beauty & in this s pacious 4 BR + ramily . Jvan Wells home. Lg. cheerful stand kitcht:n w/built·ins. Private• try -fully landscal)f:d front w l·sized patio & gardens In rear. car panellE:d garag~. Mint condltl $229.500. Appt. only. Tom Alllnson 2·8235. <P·37 > FALL AHEAD!! To thcsu sp~lal S>fOP('rtlcs. visit our Sunday open hous Crom 1 to s. or cull une of our two Newport Beach orrlccs: 673·9060 or 645· 7~75 410 LINWOOD Eurly American c:hann in Newport lh:1ghts, with 3 large u<lrnl!> • bpacww; livini rm., invltina lamily kitchen with 2·way frplc. V tH'l.tnl & owner ~nxlou s . Only SlO'J,900 I S 14 HIGHLAND Pride of ownership is revealed in thi s Williamsburg t radltionnl ; pcrf ect in every detail. U·shaped. 4 bdrms .. with gracious mstr. suite. s heltered patio entered thru French doors. Includes family kitchen. den. entertainment area with wet har. even a separate office or hobby rm. $247 .500 217 CA.MAL Watch the ducks & row bo&.1ts from the WATERFRONT patio of vour NEW 3 bdrm. & den home. thc.n enjoy t ennis & swimming at nearby clubhouse. Only Sl79,950. 19· WILDwOOSE Further reduction of lowest priced Crest Gondo. ONLY $96,500! End unit 2 bdrm .• perfect for s mall family. CREST CONDO Luxury 3 bdrm .• prime Newport Beach loc .. with pool, tennis. jacuzzi. lush greenbelts. Only $124.500. HEW COSTA MESA COMDOS Only 2 left! Large 2 BR, 2 ba., frplc .. beautifully la ndscaped grounds. Prime location near 0.C.C. & freeways. $67,500 And $68,750. Call to see. DAVIDSON REALTY S80l W Comt Hwy NB 6 45·7575 3116 Newpor t Blvd NB 673·9060 IJ/u/fo Owner~hip 'J.or $5000 :hown UHIEUEV AILE? MO! Ownt r/ Ag(!nt will s~ll Bturrs Condo 2 Bdrm homt on contract for as lltUtt as S5000 down. Asking prict: set btlow markttt at $90,000. For information or appolntmtnt to st:tt: Cdl 640..2779 or 551-6467 OPEN HOUSE Fri/Sat/s-day Sept 16. 17. 11 frolll II AM to 4 PM 2323 Vista Huerta ~~ .......... ~~~!!~~ .......... !~~ NEWPORT HEIGHTS Sycamore trees. lush green fawn & y<:ll ow marigolds set the mood E:n· tering this spacious E:legant dt· corator 3 bdrm & den home. French doors & windows thruout along with new applianc<:s. shutt<:rs. carl)t:t. paint & moldings. Walking distance to Newport Harbor Hi & boating ac· ti viti<:s. Opportunity for OCE:a.1 & bay views with room addition. J ust reduced to $179.900 firm. 621 Cliff Dr .• NpL Hgts. Open Sunday 1·5. JASMINE CREEK-CdM El<:g~~~.l!f !~1 T~el~~~cious 2 br + den. 2 bath popular #2 plan in exclusive private security guarded community. Choice loca- tion near tennis. pools & jacuzzi. Profossionally landscaped & de· corated -only one or its kind. #18 Shoal Dr .. J asmine CreE:k. CdM. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. CORONA HIGHLANDS PRICE REDUCED $10,000. Wood. brick & s haka + prlv. beach access. Only 3 blocks away. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath + bright & cheery kitchEm & breakfast nook. Lushly planted landscaping & warm wood deck patio. Seller is moving - Reduced to S149,500. NEW DUPLD~ Spacious 2 bdrm. firt:place, C>Wnf!t''s unit & guE:St quart(lr8 + totally 1'4:· built front 2 bdrm with f rplc unit on comer sltti. St:ltfly will CUl'Y 2nd TD. R.Wuctd to $184.700. -·M1-w-u·s·T·1·M·G·s·1-•••• • •• • • • ••••••••••• • • • ••• • ••• • • • •••• ••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COIOHA on MAR &aper aharp 2 bdrm. on 40 It lot; zoood Jl-2. Im · muc. Mu1l He' Open S• t 7 Su n . 1 5 . 7 14 M11ngold. Sl39,500 BAY ~ Jl!~~~E~!ALTY Pete &.reH Jea!J~ TUllTI.EROCK Ol>en&un. 1•5. Beautiful 4 bdrm .. family rm • pool & Jacuu1. Arlllslicully decorated. A must aee' 5322Sierra Roja. $137,500 ILUFFS.$99,950 OJ>('n Sun. l ·S. 1968 San lJruno. 3 Bdrm$., 2 ba .. · end unit : wet bar & va cunt! ARIOR LAl<E 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths. dining rm. $115.500. Least ex· l)l;!nsive 1n area. ---__.... 4 p I I I ) J>OH Y. rlUXKJ.IH I Rt.UTO~ \ U5QCC-tlwy CooON•-640-7000 PAMICPAMIC Owner must sell fast! 4 Br. ram rm, 2 ba. 2109 s.r. Pool rm & table. Very close io beach. Reduced to $108,000. STEAL this big 4 br, 2 ba beauty' !\fany pluses included fa mily rm. patio, frwt trees et<:, t:ll' l'nced ~l .OOO's below mrkl. al ~.9SO. Com t. or VA loan OK. 675·2626 A1,'t. CHOICE DUPLEX In ~ood l(){'alion. One :l bdrm .. one 2 bdrm .• both with double garages ! $U.5,500 IEASTSIDE COSTA MESA 4 Bdrms.. den + pool. DUPLIX-COROHA DEL MAil South of hwy .. with tl~xiblc floor plan:· 4 bdrms .. 3 baths & l·bdrm .. 1 bath: prlct.11 reduced to $179.000. Sun. l ·S. 611 Carnation. LEASE WITH omOM TO IUY Sharp 3 bdrm,'. 2 ba. condo, 1-levtl; clost: t o pool. school. churcht:s. Immed. occupancy avail. $124,900. Sun 1·5. 2007 Baja <Mar Vista to Bonita), The Bluffs. IE.AUTIFUL & IUCH, TOO 12 Vtry short block to Corona Bt:ach. Very lovely 5 bdrm .. 6 bath home with gr<:at featur1:s. Approx. 5,000 sq. Ct .. 4 car garage & on TWO lots. $350,000. Sun. 1·5. 209 Narcissus. Corona d<:l Mar. SPYGLASS -OCEAN VIEW Price ju~t rl:duci:d on this really beautiful 4 bdrm. home with sit-down ocean & canyon vi<:w: largt: family rm .• formal dining rm .. st:cludtd library. office or den & complete d ark room. $269,500. Op<:n daily 1-5. 1607 Qui<:t Cov<:. CdM. MODIFIED 'T1UHA" This sup<:r condo has bct:n alttred to hav<: a double size mstr. bdrm. suit<: plus one normal bdrm. End unit. 6f · ftrs added windows & li ght. $155.000. With tt:rms opc:n! Open Sat/Sun. 1-5. 500 Vista Grande. Bluffs. BIG & SHARP Larg~t 1-lt:vl'l Harbor View home (Montt:go), pr1 c1:d thous ands btlow comf)(;:tilion b y out of country owner. 4 Bdrms .. lar g-c lot. quiet street. $142.000 Includes land! Open Sun. 1·5. 1627 Port Abb<:y . HOVEL '"V" PLAH -BLUFFS COHDO 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths & powder rm. Customizt:d carpl:ling & wallpaper. A . t<:rrific buy at $123,500. Open Sun. 1-5. 2710 Vista dtl Oro. • YOU'LL LIKE OUR ESP ... t:xpt:ric:nced s alf::s pc:rsonnt:l 759-0811 450 NEWPORT CC.NHR OHIVE 759·0811 Absolutely charming & I spotless! Lan al, rruH GtMrat I 002 GtMt"Cll I 002 trees, p~ol house. •••··~·~·~·-..:.:··~·~·~·:..:_••.::..-••••• cabana; this home was ~---~ featured in Red book Magazine. Priced a l 1135.000 873-3663 673·8086 Eves DUPLEX WEST NEWPORT New on the market: 3 bdrms .. 2 baths each. On fee land. Steps to the be ac h . X l nt sum- m e r /w i nter r e ntal. Priced at $189.500. 673-3663 675-4777 Eves associated OR Ot<lRS PEALTO RS 101', IN &olb"" bl\ 166 I HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP Popular, much in de· mand Condo. With pool, w e ll maintained ground.I. good manage· menl and excellent loca· lion. Close to shopping and all facilities. Priced to sell al $60,SOO. Please phone 546-4141 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. EASTSIDEGI Desirable Eaatalde 3 bdrm 'family hoin• on hup lot. Laree 11\lln& rooro • btfily l)antled. Lars• cov 'd patio. Recreauo .. l vahlel• ptrldnc, OWntr will pay polnw 10-. )_'OU can uae 1our OJ ueMflte. Juat llttAad. Shollld 10 fHU 148-7711 I • ~\,I I AMI REALTY LOW D 0 w N Woodbridge Arborlake 2 br, 2 ba con· do. Near lakt: & beach. Sunken liying room, s<:paralt: dining rm, breakfast rm. Luxury applianc~. Bt~ut' ully landscaped privat<.: garden. / t. avail. OPEN SAT & SUN 2·6 "'" 759·1515 cae: 810111 ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eoPEN SAT & SUM 2-6 COIOMA oa MAR# I 0 CUST CIRCLI Located In The N e wer Canyon Crest Area Of Popular Corona Del Mar. Lovely "E P lan" Townhouse With 2 Spacious Bedrooms 21h Baths. 2 Fireplaces 3 Patios • One Overlooks P ool & Jacuzzi. Built ln. All-Electric Kitchen. Beautifully Car~f:d & Draped. Asking $124,900 e1Y APPOINTMENT NIWPOIT cauT ...UN 4• Spacious Townhous& Overlooking Pool, Jacuzzl & Tennis Courts. Wlth View OC Ocean From 2nd. Floor. 3 Bedrooms 3 Batbs. Den/Family Room. Will Be Redecorated In Colon & Tones Selectbd By Buyer. S129,500 MOUi COUMTIY UTA11 Spectacular Hilltop Ranch Of Approx. 5 Acres. Mountain, Valley & Ocean Views. L\lxurlous 3 Yftar Old Custom Built Ranch Style Home, With 5 Bedrooms 3"'-Batlti, Beam C4dlings. Marble & Carpeted }"loon. Four C•r 01ra1er. Many Extus. San Juan Capl1trano "50.000 •. pre~enlj BAYFRONT -BALBOA ISLAND LITTLE ISLAND! Beautiful nt:w list · ing-4 b<:drm. 4 bath. large family homt: with sundt:ck. Shared pier a nd dock. sandy beach at low tide. Ample storage. Huge m ast.er bedrm w/vi&w. $449.000-F<:c. 307 E. layfront, lal Isl• Sat/S.. 1·5 DOYER SHORES CUSTOM VIEW HOMI -dramatic par- ((U<!l floor entry. fabulous wall papers. soaring cathedral ceilings, corn<:r s tone fir<:pla ct & st ainoo glass m akt this 3 bt:drm. view property very s J>(;:Cial 1 It's b<:tter than new! $272.500. '500 Allffcpa. Mwpt IHCh Sat/S.. I .5 SPECIAL WESTCLIFF OFFERING SPACE-3000 SQ. FT. OF IT -and qui<:t for the whole ramify in this 5 btdroom. 31h bath hom<:. Fireplaces in family room and living room. All nf::w kitcht:n with BBQ and eating area. Pc:acc:ful gardtn with koi pond & watc:rfall. $174,900. I 506 Wcrwlctc. Hwpt lch Sunday I .5 BEST BUY IN CLIFF HAVEN EXTRA LARGE CORMER LOT -St. James Rd. a nd 15th St. Ntwly r<:· modelt:d kitchf:!n with loads of cabintt spact. finished in solid walnut. The gleaming hardwood floors and brick fireplac<.: add to th<: charm of this 3 b<.:droom. 2 bath and f amity room homt:. Compl<:tely enclostd yard has 2 brick patios . fruit t r <:es. with room for pool, boat/trailer storage etc. $132.500 700.15"' St., M•wport lch Sat/Sun-4 ·5 WESTCLIFF LOVELY TitADITIOMAL HOME -ptrfecl settin~ for your antiquts and/or fint furnishings. Tile d entry. Cus tom s tained glass windows . shuUtrs . pt:rft:ctly manicurt:d yard. 3 Bt:droom home with formal dining room. Movt:- in condition. $195.000 1501 U..Coln LC91e. M.I . Sunday 1·5 SEVEN BEAUTIFUL BEDROOMS OH '12 ACRE IM NEWPORT -one of Westcliff's custom homes. Built for an active family with pool. jacuzzi. bad- minton and basketball! Formal dining room. family room. matched wood pantling. 3 fireplaces. built-ins suf)(;:rb quality thruout. $385.000. A s42-s200 PEJ BARRETT REALTY ,,, W 1 1~ '1f l { I ...... (">~~ N•·""'J'·'' u~ . .., h file~~.!~~ C.OROHA DEL MAR A n e w er horn<:. beautifully decorated, with char act<:r & charm. Used bric k. cathedral ceilings. private s undecks & patio make this a truly unique home. Oceanside of highway. walk to Littl<: Corona BE:ach. $239.000. I COROHA OIL MAR DUPLEX Front unit is extra clean, new gas & water plumbing. Fireplace in L.R .• new kitchen floor. Rear unit n ew, never lived in. Sundeck off L.R., mini-ocean view. Natural wood theme. Both units 2 b edroom, 1 b ath. Priced at $16.5,000. LUXURIOUS OHE.&.EVR. "UMDA•• Quiet location. beautiful landscapi ng & immediata occupancy mak~ this 3 bedroom. 2 bath home truly a great buy in the Bluffs. Asking Sl59.500. n. 11.UFFS -PAHOUMIC VllW Highly upgradf:d 3 btdroom home with m any custom extras. Top quality a ppliances thruout. abundant cli>sets & storage. expanded mast.er s uit e, A/C, intercom. fira alarm. $195,000 including the land. THI LAST FOil THIS PRICI AftE:r this one Is so1d you won't be able to find a 4 bedroom & family room cu.st.om home with a pool in desirable Westcllff for $179,500. Owner is packed & motivated. WAJM TO WllTCU~ SHOff .. C5 BeauUfully decorattd 2 bedroom. 2 bath with bttck fireplace. Adult community with pool & ncrution room. $75,000 &c you own thet land. V..._llLT-Pill NOMI Corner location next to nelshborhood park. Spictac:ular 4 bf:droom and f amlly room free stand1n1 homalri Unlveralty Park. 'A rare oppOl'.tianlty. SJ.42.500 With land. ' . 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Un cxc1·llcnt terms Brodrnrc on re ftlll'SI 714-675-4562 LAGUNA \IJl(mllecnl m coin \ 1c" lut ' Thr1·c \rc h ll.1y hu1ld lhc hous1· ul \OUt cln·ams 111 t"H'lu-.1ve 1ir1\Jl1· ··11mmun1l~ " g u .1 r cl c 11 g u l c ,,;s,ouo• WOODIRIDGE Uroudmoor home, Wood tmd~c. lrvmc :l Bit. + d1n1ni; rm t calm.: arc11 1n kitchen (;ur1<1•out hn1·k rrpk Low rnutnl Hlrtl ~'JH.5()(1' COSTA MESA t·.a-.ts11IL• 1·harrn1•r :: llH . :-.tarter or rct1n· rncnt home S5!1.!;CNt ' Batboa lay Prop. Realton * 675-7060. BY OWNER LUXURY LIVING I hr. 3 bu Ual( t.:a nyor Townhom1• f.uxur) reaturc:-. Ora 01 at11 Jrchatcc:turl'' Tl'nnas pool & J.i•·11111 Owner, A~cnt 759·0087 MESA DELMAR srECIAL· $82,900. c1, to park:.. -.d1ls. ten ni:o. l'lh H11o: I hr ., on hugt h>l :!7;JO Portola, <'~I 752·0861 srACIOUS ourux :i Bedrooms. 3 kaths p.i\lo. lplc: 2 bt'tlrm!\, i bath!!. i;undeck. fplc Sl7S.OOO 6'U·7270 ACC ... TO ... VALUE210RM JACUZZI 11e•l buy in be11t'h urr11. Jual lhted'. Owne bou&hl another wan frui\ sale. Large bdrm big lam kitchen, cover redwood deck w/bullt-1 JllCuid • don't wall. cal now! 942,2535 THE REAL ESTATERS HOUSES l!OR SALE Z llDIOOM • l i R0<·krt..,l'. Univ Prk. lrv 551 f~ $82,900 Sol Sun 1·5 "2 uf 1u·k Ouk !Smoke Tree) Irvine ~'>2·3-17~ 72.000 Sut.JSun 12·4 112 lla1~l. Curotlu de1 Mur 675·43!Yl Sul & Sunduy 1 ·5 MOOG Gulden Ghm. lrvme H.3:1 1768 $66,500 Sal/Sun l 5 •28 Lakcv1~w. Woodl>ndgc. Irv 759·1515 ~1111.SOO Sat'Sun 2-ti 714 Murll(old , Corona dcl Mar 640-7000 $139.500 Sul/Sun 1-5 :wt W Currtugl., #u, Suntu Ana .64().S.1~7 SS4,500 Sut 17362 ltoisewood, lrvlnc 752-1700 $86,500 Sut/Sun 10·4 12 Canyon lKlund (Bi~ Cunyon> NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 146S8 Oval Hd. Walnut Sq, Irv. 640-9900 Sunday 1 ·5 2 Ill It ~UHT 25 1 Vsrgm1a Pl E . Costa Me&a 546-4141 S73.500 Sat 12-5 Z Ill & FAM IM ., DIM •2927 Perla. Newport Beach 640-8826 5154,500 Sunday 1·5 16 Lakeside (Woodbridge>. Irv. 644-7364 5112.000 Sat/Sun 12·4 • 16 Montanas Sud, Rancho.5anJoaq 675·6000 Sll9.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 1951 Port Loc:ksh.:igh. HbrVuHms 675-3411 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 602 Orchid, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $140,000 Sunday 1-5 •2907 Perla, the Bluffs, NB 675·6000 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 #18 Shoal Dr. Jasmine Creek. CdM 675·2311 $189,200 Sal/Sun 1-5 17 Star Thistle. Deerfield. Irv. 640-9900 Sunday 1 ·5 l HDIOOM 5192 Skinner (Ranch). Irv 540-5080 Sun 1·5 •362 Santa Isabel. Costa Mesa 962-n88 S81 .900 Sunday 1-5 • #4 Starburst. Newport Beach 962-7788 S84.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 835 Amigos Way <The Bluffs) NB 640·4478 Sll9.500 Sal/Sun l-5 1124 Congress. Costa Mesa 642·5333 S62.900 Sat/Sun l-4 486 Costa 'Mesa St .. Costa Mesa 831-2865 S77 .SQO Sat/Sun I ·5 929 Cedar Place. Costa Mesa 675-4144 $64.000 Sunday 1-5 4612 Abbottswood. Willows. Irv. 752-7315 $73,900 Sat 1·5 #4~ Snapdragon (Deerfield) Irv 645-9950 S89,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 #10 Rana. Rancho San Joaquin.Irv 752-6774 Sl27.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 19311 Sierra Inez (Turtle Rock) Irv 833-2227 $118.950 Sat/Sun 10-6 :moo Clay St.. Newport Beach 646-7414 Sat & Sun 12·5 1045 Balboa. Laguna Beach 499-4685 Sl32,500 Sal/Sun 10·5 511 Brooks St.. Laguna Beach (213>~·2813 $169,500 Sal/Sn 1-6 9891 Lapworth. Huntington Beach 962-4454 S91,500 Sunday 1-5 26871 QutvE:do. San Cltmt:nlt: 493.2043 S87 .500 Sat/Sun 10-5 •431 Lugonia. Newprt Shores. NB 646-3255 $100.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 14 Eucalyptus (Terrace> Irv. 552-7500 Sat/Sun 1·5 565 Legion. Laguna Beach 494-1177 $219,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •6406 West Oceanfront. N.B. 645-1531 $250.000 Sunday 1·5 19951 Bushard, Huntington Beach 675-1642 $67,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 17091 Twain Lane. Huntington Bch 842-9393 $80,950 Sat/Sun 1-6 •29-Canyon Island, Big Cyn, NB 759-0087 $179,000 Sat/Sun 2-6 219 Virginia Pl .. Costa Mesa 646-7171 S84,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 410~nwood•(Nwpt .Hts.)N.B. 645-7575 $109.900 Sun. 1·5 10982 Hillsboro. Huntington Bch 546-2313 $66,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 837 Plum Place, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $68,000 Sunday 1·5 2289 Republic. Costa Mesa 546-231.3 $72,500 Sunday 1-5 898 Towne, Cosla Mesa 675-4169 $66,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1344 Watson1 Halecrest, Costa Mesa 751·3191 i73,500 Sat/iun 12-5 15351 Rushmoor, Huntington Bch 963--6767 $79,900 Sat 1·5 4!07 Milford Or. Cam.Shrs .. CdM 673-4400 $260.000 Sat/Sun l-5 1437~r~nade (lrv.T~rr. >CdM 61J..4400 Sat/Sun 1·5 1094 Hamilton, Costa Mesa 546-2313 S79,500 Sunday 1-5 1121 Columbine, Santa Ana 546-2313 S74,700 Sunday 1·5 29592 Deervale Circle. Lag. Nig 546-2313 $85,450 Sat/Sun 1·5 587 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 66-0303 S66,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •501 Tustin, Newport Hgt.s ~2313 ' $145.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 401 Ylsta Romo CBlurrs l NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 • 2612 Vista del Oro <Blufrs) NB 642-8235 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4515 Hftmpden Dr., Corona del Mar 642-8235 1228,500 Sat/SUn l·S 26 Rockrose CUft.lv. Pork) Irvine 642.m:ss •1.soo Sot/Sun l·S 2260 Federal, Costa Meae 754-~ $11,500 sun. 1-s 617 Vista Boftlta, The Blutra, N.B. 8'1S-~ Sl~.500 Sunday l ·!5 501 Marprite. old CdM. CdM 875-«JOO. -11'5. 000 Sat/Sun 1 ·~ 188 The Mastert Cir,.. Eutilde CM 6'7s..8000 SU1,500 Sat 1·5 19781 Ellu8J'f Ua. HuntJneion Sch *"4141 , .. , •• '50 8't'ISun MS IOit Oter'o. 8lurr,. N.B. m.8560 '154.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 '"'White Silla, OorOna cMI Mar t75-3W SU0,000 lil/Sian 1·11 DIRECTORY ...... ...., ... K ... ,,..,. .............. c .... tl ...... Al ...... IMw ........... -t1 1 ._, "9 ~ ... ..., •..-i11frl1 "•-• i. ~ DM.l' M.OTWIMf ADS.,..,_. ........................... ~ ..... _ ............................. ., ... ....... ,. 12572 Aspcnwo<><f. Garden Grove 24951 La Vida, Laeuna Niguel 640·9900 Sunday 1-5 494.1177 $89,900 Sat. 1·5 !H4 Newhope. Santa Ana \627 Pt. Abbey <H .V. Homes> N.B. 640-9900 Sunday 1-5 759-0811 Sl42,000 Sun l -5 309 Walnut (Newport Shores> N.B. ;3104 Coolidge. Costa Mesa 548-1290 Sll0.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 546-2313 $86,900 SattSurr f'.5 •5402H<:ndtrson.SantaAna 1940 Highland Dr .. Newport Bch. 752·1700 $54.900 Sunday 12·3 546-2313 Sl31,900 Sunday 1·5 243 62nd St. Newport Beach 200 La Jollu. Newport Beach 646-7801 S79.950 Sat/Sun 10-6 546·2313 $199.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2467 Santa Ana Ave .. E/Side, CM • •307 E. Bayt'ront. Balboa Isl 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 642-5200 5449,000 Sal!Sun 1·5 • 591 Knowell Pl . Costa Mesa 303 Columbia. Newport Beach 646-7711 Sal/Sun 1-5 546-2313 $139.500 Sunday 1-5 l IR • FAM IM w DB4 2406 Via Marina. Newport Beach 548-2886 Sl63.000 Sat 10-5 237 Sierks. Eastside. C~ta Mesa 751-3910 $79.900 Sat/Sun 12-5 1201 Pembroke Ln . Newport Beach 646-9836 S149.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2517 Westminster, Costa Mesa 586--4000 $91,000 Sat/Sun •861 Senate. Costa Mesa 833-0639 $79.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •432 62nd St. (NwptShrs) NB 675-6917 Sl39.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 :M62l El Cam. Capistrano. D. Pt. 496-2790 $295.000 SatlSun 1116 Miramar Street. Laguna Beach 494-7513 $142,000 Sunday l-5 703 Balboa. Laguna Btach 494-7513 5269.500 Sunday 1-5 2668 Mount Erin. Fountain Vly 645-9161 s125.ooo sun. 1-6 1007Trad<!winds. Ntwport Bch. 642-7408 5217.500 SatlSun 1·5 790 Wendt Terrace. Laguna Beach 494-1177 Sl64.500 Sun. 1·4 •2001 South Lowell. Santa Ana 847-8553 S58,750 Sat 1-5 2038 Aliso. Costa Mesa 646-1044/675·1580 Sat/Sun 1·5 700-15th St.. Clifffiaven. NB 642·5200 Sl32.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1500 Antigua. Dover Shores. NB 642-5200 $272.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 245 Aralia. Eastbluff. Npt Beach 640·1812 $134.900 Sat'Sun 1-5 •15701 Pacific. Tustin 646·7171 $75.500 Sunday 1·5 • •237 Canal (Newport Shrs > NB 645·7575 $179,950 Sun. 1·5 543 Santa Ana (Newport Hgts.) NB 646-446.1 $109.500 Sat/Sun l ·5 •2449 Windward Ln .. ~ewport Bch 693·7600 Sunday 1·5 •6781..Walton, Huntington Bch 842-2470 $93.500 Sat/Sun 11·5 fi261 Cheyenne. Westminster 546-2313 S68.500 Sunday J ·5 3214 Washington. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $75.500 Sunday 1·5 3261 Indiana Ave .. Costa Mesa 546-231.3 S77 .000 Sat 1-5 •2989 Jacaranda. Costa Mesa 546-2313 S84.250 Sunday 1·5 118 The Masters Cir .. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $115,000 · Sat/Sun 1·5 •2279 Columbia, College Prk .. CM 556-2660 $79,900 Sunday l·S Sunday 10·5 3611 Pine, Irvine 752-1700 $89,500 14921 Waverly. Irvine 752·1700 $79,900 Sunday 1·5 1803 lowa St .. Mesa Verde. C.M!'- 751-3191 Sat & Sun 1·5 41 Bodega Bay <Spyglass> CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 28AsptnTre~Ln. UnivPJc.. Irv. 752-1414 Sat/Sun 1-5 1979 Pt Trinit v Cir. HVHms. NB 642-8235 · Sat/Sun 12·5 718 Emerald Bay. Laguna Beach 675--6000 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1100 Sandpiper. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $240.000 Sunday 1·5 8 Monterey Circle. Irvine 675--3411 $243.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 217 Amherst. Costa Mesa 754-1202 sss.ooo Sun. l·:J 521 Via Lido Nord (Lido lsle) N.B. 644-4910 S359.950 Sun 1·5:30 #37 Canyon Island Dr. NB 644-03SO $220,000 Sat'Sun l-~ 2162 Pomona, Costa Mesa 548-4052 $73.500 Sat!Sun l ·5 •4500 Ro,xbury.Cam .Shrs.CdM 675·5511 S266.000 Sunday 1-5 621 Cliff Dr .. Newport Hgts, NB 67S.2311 '179,900 . Sunday 1·5 2284 Fordham, Costa Mesa 846-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 #34 Rainbow Falls. Irvine 549-4764 Sat/Sun 1-5 3225 Dakota, Costa Mesa 7~·1920 $85.900 Sunday l ·S 218 Apolena. Balbol lalind 67S.-OO Sl8'7 ,509 Silt/Sun 1-6 325 E . 33rd St .. eo,,ta Mesa '46-ntl Sat/Sun 1·5 964 Union, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $64.900 Sal Sun 1·5 319 Walnut, Newport Beach 645-0303 $129,500 Sunday l ·S 20371 Somerville ( PacSnds) HB 960-5569 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 935 W. Bay. Balboa Penn. Balboa 67S-5511 Sat & Sun 1-5 239 Colton CNwpt Shores) NB 645·9161 Sat/Sun 1·5 '796 Joann Street. Costa Mesa 645·9161 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 Ill Ir f AM ltM or De. 428 Vista Suerte. Bluffs. N.B. 548-8033 Sat & Sunday 1 ·5 1843 Port Wheeler. HVH. N.B. 833-1840 $186.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 26782 Via Matador. Mission Viejo 586·4788 $87,500 Sat/Sun ll·S 1367 Garllngford. Costa Mesa 557-1646. 549-1864 Sat 10·3 4201 Silliman Dr .. Huntington Hrbr 846-5$73 $162.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1822 W. Carria~e Dr . Santa Ana 751-5189 $98.0QO Sal/Sun 1-5 •2315 Windwaro Ln. B. Bay. NB 645·8821 $225.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •646 Via Lido Nord<Lido tl)NB 642-5002 S595.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 269 Bay St. < Eastside) Costa Mesa 646-8265 $94,750 Sat/Sun 1-5 18051 Mann <Chancellor>. Irv. 552·5941 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 14732 Doncaster Rd:. Irvine 963-0867 $89.900 Sat/Sun 12-5 2604 Vista del Oro. Newport Beach 548-9625 $130,000 Sun. 1·5 9767 Winthrop Cir .. Fountain Valley 957 -0701 Sat. only 12·5 1701 Pt. WE:Stbrn.HVHms, NB 644-1766 $149.950 Sat. 1-4 •1342 Galaxy CDover Shores> NB 644-1766 Sat. 1·5 •11 Carmel Bay <Spyglass> CdM 644·7383. S289.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 905 W. Juniper, Santa Ana 646-7414 0 S96.000 Sat/Sun 12·6 1857 Brat:mar. B. Bay. N.B. 673·8700 Sl95.0oo Sunday 1-5 930 Junipero. Mesa del Mar. C.M. 751-3191 S79.900 Sunday 1-5 1080 Vallejo Circle. Costa Mesa 636·3760 S89.990 Sat/Sun 2·5 1830 Port Barmouth CHVH> NB 644-0614 Sat/Sun 1-4 8 Angell (Univ. Park) Irvine 833-8600 $124.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 *476 Magnolia, Costa Mesa 833·8600 Sat/Sun 1·5 1315 Antigua Way. Newport Beach 642-7408 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1526 Highland Dr., Newport Beach 642-7408 Sl84,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1087 Redding. Mesa Woods, CM 646-3255 $123,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1406 Westcliff Dr~. Newport Bch 752.()861 S170,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •1907 GlnwcfLn. B'crest. NB 642-4688 $215,000 Sat/Sun l·S •874 SndcsU Dr. HbrVuHls,CdM &U-4298 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1-~ 209 Pearl St .. Balboa Island 640-5357 1215.000 Sat/Sun 3050 Capri. Mesa Verde. CM 546-~ $199,500 Sat/Sun l·S •3030 Country Club Dr .. Mesa Verde 540-1151 $145,000 Sat 1·5 1607 Quiet Cove (Spyglass> CdM 759-0811 $269,500 Daily 1·5 1514 Highland <Westcllf() Npt. Bch 645-7575 1247.500 Sun. l ·S •5322 Sierra Roja(Turtlerock)lrv. 64().7000 $137.500 Sun. 1·5 •933 Bellis (Eaatbluff) NB Sl79,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 11547 Candytuft Cir .• Fount. Vly 839-1144 $113.500 Sat/Sun 1-6 5011 Pearce <LaCuesta). H .B. 840-4097 Sl29,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 987 Presidio. Mesa del Mar. CM 556-2860 $84,900 Sunday 1·5 · 3081 Molakai. Mesa Verde. CM 751-3191 Sunday 1·5 3187 M~lra, Oo8ta Mt=ta 546-2313 189,900 Sunday l·S 8981 Ash, lrYine 752·1700 $109,000 Sunday 12-6 1835 Tahltl Dr .• Costa Mesa s.e:23l3 1157,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 220 ~umlne. corona del Mar 844-7211 ~,()()() Sat/Sun 12·5 928 Criicui. ta Mesa 546-Zlll 1112.• Sunday 1·5 ••51Joi:le1a Bay, Spyalass. CdM ·· 87~1 '31'1000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3838 Velasett, Cottta Mesa 754-ta Ji85.800 sun. 'l·& 2830 Carob, Eutblurr. NWJ't Beath l'TMOOO 1111,IOO Sat/&ln 1·5 ••rlldLI.. e~ &rh .... :M•~ .Jlj¢!9'm 1·$ MtOl c.11• 11'oreklo. Lalm ..... t ..,.'1221 IUl,IOO s.tl!MaD 1·$ •12 erc.lthlla.~Wo • Irv. ITl4llD ' 1111.• Ml-' • 1422 Kl.-cl Dr .. HV Hllls, Cd 67S-6000 $229,500 S4'.Sun 1·5 1762 Westminster. East.std C t 546-4141 $94,900 • Sat 1-5 3907 Inlet I ·le, Corona del &75-3411 $149,000 31782 Greens Pointe, La 642·~ $252,950 s 1916 Port Provence (HVJt"9~ 642-8235 s 2 Oeerspring <Deerfield> I '752-1414 s 13 Deersprtng <Deerfield> 752-1414 s 2015 Port Chelsea <HVllom 642-8235 s 1942 Santiago Dr. <Dover 644-1766 $299.000 Su 14 1978 Port Laurent. N. B. . 754-1202 $154.000 s 215 Lugonlu. Newport Bea 645-0303 $108.000 1833 Garry. Santa Ana • 545.9491 $93.995 s 15081 Sonny Circle (Ranch 752-1700 Sl07,900 Sal/Sun 1-5, 19332 Sierra Bello <Turtle 640·9900 s 20152 Swansea. Huntington 640-9900 1846 Tradewinds. Newport 640-9900 Sat & S 4501 Robinwood. Willows. I . 640·9900 S day l ·S 2036 Phalarope. Mesa Ver • C.M. 675-5511 $134.900 S /Sun 1·5 •9681 Woodlawn. Huntingt(f Bch 847-6010 $94,500 S14/Sun 1-5 #5 Red Rock. Deer(ield. ln1 646-7711 Set/Sun 1-5 17832 Arbor Lane. Irvine ; 752-1920 $139.500 S /Sun 1·5 9015 La Cresenta. Fountain ly 847-6010 S109.900 day 1-5 *2319 Tustin Ave .. Newpo ch ~7711 S /Sun 1·5 •1900 Altura Dr. <Irvine Telt-)CdM 673-6510 S235.000 Sun. 1-5 5 BEDROOM 108 TurquoisE:. Balboa lsl~t 642·4758 S235.000 S~/Sun 1-5 •24216 Las Naranjas. La~ l'fgutl 540-5(8) $117.500 Sun 1-5 209 Narcissus. Corona dt l 759-0811 $350.000 •24216 Las Naranjas. Lag. guel 540·5080 $112.500 S /Sun 1·5 5 II Ir FAM RM or 302 Vista Trueba ((Bluffs> N . 646-1766 $144.900 S /Sun l -5 1741 lrvint Ave., NtwP<>rt h 494·6961 $155.000 S Sun 1·5 l795Tanager Dr .. Mesa Vtr . CM 556-6076 $157,950 !Un 1-5 • 1524 Sandcastle. Harb Vu. M 644·1538 $249,000 Sat un 10·5 L790PanayCirclt <Mesa Vt e>CM 540-0608 . aily l-5 • 3810 South Alder. Santu ADf 645-0303 S97 .500 J Sat l..S 1337 Cliff Drive. Laguna Be~h 675-3411 $249.500 S ' Sun 1-5 •2 Mission Bay. Spyglass. M 675-3411 S289.500 Sa Sun 1-5 22Cyprtss Pt. Ln CBigCyn>. B 644-4910 S350.000 Sat/$ 1·5:30 :;3 Mallard (Woodbridge> Ir ne 644-6200 Sl 77 .500 Sru Sun l ·5 6 Ill & FAM IM or~ 22 Point Loma (Spyglass) 644·6200 Sat Sun 1-5 • • HOME & INCOllE 2 Ill Ir I Ill 705-70511'.! Iris. Co.ronadel Mlt 752·1920 S175.000 S TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE , 2 llDllOOM 9 Snapdragon. Irvine 552-0297 $76.500 Sat # 10 Crest Circle. Corona del 631·1800 $124.900 Sa l llDltOOM 18251 Bayberry CUniv Park) 552·9367 $99.500 Sat CONDOMINIU FOR SALE RAYCR • fanuly ho ing & fa '. prt:SSlVt:: • .• BAY IUG •: priv<tte t:S ~ gatt'd uraous & ~ dt:n. famil PORT BOCH -DeuuUrut Ivan Wtills . 4 BR. 4 BA. formal ~in· lv room. Immac. & im· Jy $210,000 AN OS -l!;.nt.t:r your own tt: through an impressive an! w/waterfall. Thls lux· ac. home featU?'etr 3 BR. room, lrg. pool & ·Jacuzzi t W. ~ & a lovely §-IRVIHE ~THE CO NY . 1 -Big & bt:autiful l~ Plan 300 BR. family room, dining lt room, & C . 1 Yr. warranty. >?. TURTLE • K -Suptr plan Ill. 4 BR. famil oom w/exceptionally Jrg. lot. Owno wants an off t:r on this ' f abulous h t:. 1 Yr. warranty. •: WOO DB GE -Nt:w Arborlakt: ?~· townhomt: W /lrg. r<.:ar yard, sunken ~. living r & formal dining plus 2 ~:· master Bl uitt:s. ~:. WALNUT QUARE -Only $.58.900 ::· ~ill provi <· you withe exceptional ~· lifestyle y Irvine can provide in •• : this 2 BR.' I C bt:auty. ~: ff INGTON BEACH •• LANDMA !:~ location. i s hopping. -4 BR. 2 BA. comer ose to beach. schools & xctptional value $84,900. ALSO ~ ;. :-Call dus garding 3 outstanding list· ~· mgs wt e · .000. ~: 640-9900 ::: ••• ~· .. ;.:: .... I \',\I J~~:"\y l{J~~ .. \I :rY M70 JAM OREE RO . NEWPORT BEACH ~ ..• 0,.. To •Yow 7 hp AW .... u.tt1 i:: 7:10 PM. ~ ~!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Sl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I .... ~ -~MerOI I 0021 al I 002 ~~············ ······················•· ~ ...................................... . .: :- ·=· ·.· · .. · :· .. . •. t ~~~...J::.F.::.:~==.:.·::.:~:..:.:.::~~· a:..<:.:.:C:.:..:>-...:· R:..:f"H:..::11:.:..:o:.;;,,"' ~· COMGR ULATIONS. HOMEOWNERS ~ Colt:SWO y & Co. are proud or you. tht: hom wners in the Bluffs. for your particip on & cooperation in being namt!d t most "litltr free communi· t y in Nt rt Beach". as selected by the Litt Control Citizens Advisory . • .. ,, . . ~ . • . . • Committ ·. W<: take a great deal of pridt in prts<:nt ing a large share of thos<: t owners. Wt offor pro· fossiona ervict thruout the harbor area fo~ our real estate needs. Of· fices toe cd in the Eastbluff Shopping Center f over 5 years. C. COLESWORTHY 640·00'20 TBLUFF CENTER IMtlAIA. WhY did you lffovt m•? Pita come homt:. I'll btW you a nice home in Carne=o Shor•: thtsrt: ls a cute one at 207 Milford Drivt1, with a view & now avallablt1 for only $260.000. You"ll love It. Tak4' a look from 1 to 5, Sat. or Sun. JACK J mmaculate, clean. sharp. neat. dtr· f_,rent. 4'Xc1Ung, wOO<Uy. octan vit:w. tr~. new Carptsting, new appllanc~. little old 3 bdrm. in Irvin~ Terrace. ThUJ will ~ OP4:n from 1 to 5, Sat. & Sun. to r~t:iv4' your accoladt:a. 1437 Serenade. DOMT MOVE AWAY Ir your furniture & Junk ls overflowing your Bluffs home. don't despajr. Check this 4 bdrm .. 3 rutl bath end un· it at 359 Vista Madera. Fantastlc ex· tra storage areas for your present & rutur<: junk collection. Visiting permitted. from 1 to 5 Sat. & Sun. 232J VISTA HOGA.I. ILUFFS Open Sun. 1·5. For the young ones, a 3 bdrm .• 2 bath, in the Bluffs. An easy l ·blk. to Corona dt:l Mar High School & almost next door to community pool. Price reduced to $110,000. 673-4400 DM1I011 of H..._ '""""""Co. I IOOJGeMNI 1002 ·····························!················ UDO PEMIMSULA YUMMY PENTHOUSE with exhilarat- ing view of Newport Harbor. 2 Bdrms .. 21h baths plus sauna off mstr. suite: microwave oven. Security con· trolled condo, jacuzzi & pool. $42.5,000 UDO ISLE CHARMING 3 bdrm. home. Open beam construction. spacious patio . street to street lot. $189.500 MEWPORT CREST BRlGfIT & CHEERY 3 bdrm. condo: frplc., wet bar. trash compactor. s wim pool, tennis cts., sauna $139,900 COSTA MESA PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP. 3 Bdrms .. family rm .• lge. enclosed palio. 67xl00 Ft. lot with trailer access. S78.000 EXCELLENT EASTSIDE LOCATION. 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths. den . rock frplc .. shake roof. spacious garage, pool. S95.000 HUMl'IN.-TOM IEACH 3 BDRM . CONDO. Solarian floors in kitchen. upgraded carpets. mirrored closet doors: dining area features mirrors & pecky cedar. $63,000 . JJ77 Via Udo, H•wport IMCh 673-7300 DIRECTORY .......... .., ... ,.. ......... c .. "····' :!lv ....... ._ ........ ............... ., ••a" t I.... • .. ....,., NOTWA.Mf ADI.,.._.,. ............. .,,..._wp4 ..... _..... • ...................... .. 3 IJl>lOOM ja (The Blu(fs) Npt. ~ach 11 $124.900 Sun 1·5 202/2021At 34tb St. Newport Bch 546-2313 $139.500 Sunday 1·5 511 Acacia. Corona dt:I Mar nyon Jsland. BigCanyon. NB 673-0571 $180.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 Sl79.000 Sat/Sun 2·6 n Bruno <Bluffs> Npt. Beach 000 $99.500 Swt.1·5 sta dt:I Oro (Blurts> N.B. 2 n & 2 n & llAM 710 Iris, Corona dt:l Mar 844-7211 Sat/Sun 1·5 11 $123.500 Sun. 1-5 alyptus <off Jordan> Irvin~ 11 ·$98,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 • & I 11 ~17 Marigold. Corona dtsl Mar 67>6160 $149,990 Sat/Sun 2·5 Ascot Dr .. Huntington Bch 428 ~7 ,000 S•tlSun 2·6 istaHoaar <BlutCs> N.B. SU0.000 Sun 1·5 4 II & I• 611 Carnation. Coronadt:l Mar 759-0811 $179,000 Sun. 1·5 Udo Park Dr. Unit Et.NB U *4.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 ta Ln, Colta MtiSa nu sawsun 1·5 OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING LA~ HACH -OCIAH YllW. Total ors bt'drms, 3'h baths. off stn:tt park· ing for 5 cars. New paint and car~t. Orf t:rt:d at low price of $249,SOO. ~n SaVSun 1-5; 1337 Cliff Dr. Laguna B~ch. HAllOI VllW LUSIC -vacant 4 bed rm. family rm. ocean view home. waiting. for you to move into. Large lot. 2 Baths. single story with 3 car gara~. Open Sat l ·S: 3907 Inlet Isle. CdM. otrert'd at $249,500. S"GLASS -larg€1 5 bedrm bonus room home featuring 3 !pies. one in the master ~rm. located on a 114 a cre lot with a mini·orchard. Also features large pool and jacuzzi and a bltn gas BBQ. Offered at $289.500 Open SaVSun 1-5; #2 Mission Bay. CdM. S"GLASS -llST VA.WI l>E:autiful 3 bedrm Portsmouth model features: beaut pool & jacuzzi. SuP4:r dt:ep 3 car garage that has a children's game room and a bath with dressing area for pool. Plus room for all 3 cars. Highly upgradt:d, move·ln cond .• of • fered at $243,500. OJ>EsD Sat/Slm 1·5; 8 Monterey Circle. SPYGLASS -New model home, com· pletely decoratt!d. f antaslic view, pool & jacuzzi. singl~ story, 4 bedrm homt:. Offt:rt:d $314,000. Open Sat & Sun l·S; 5 Bodega Bay. COltOHA oa MAI -just tis~. lovely 3 bednn, split level home, priced to st:ll only home under $190,000 with oct:an vi<:w. Open for your viewing. SaVSwt. 1114 White Sails. HARIOlt VIEW -just listed, sharp. 4 bt:drm, 21h bath. large back yard, Ap· prox 2300 sq.ft. 4 Years young. Offered at $179.500. Open Sun 1·5; 2239 Port Lerwick, NB. OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE CA.MIO SHOllS -outstanding family home, lavish use of used brick, 4 love- ly bedrooms + pool. Call for appoint· menttosee. SPY<iLASS-"'HEW tfOMIS• OWta IS ANXIOUS. SUIMrT. .. ' 3 Bedroom. Portsmouth model $26.5,000 • 4 Bedroom. Tradewinds ...... $282,000 All homes havt: a nict: VIEW! NEWPORT HACH -new gated com· mwtity of Sea View. We have 4 bedrm homes in this n<:w area just ready for you. with or without views. 2718 sq.ft. of luxury. Quiet area with swimming pools. tennis courts. Located in the Newport School District. HARIOI VIEW -Enjoy privacy of t:X• lra large yard with fruit tr~. ex- c ellent location near school. 2 Bedroom. den or 3 bedroom home. Popular Monaco model. Offered at $134.500. TUltTUIOCK HIGHLAHDS -Two, 3 bt:drm homes, family room, formal dining room. popular plan I. One with a comer lot location. Homes to have super upgrades. Priced to sell. DOV• SHOllS -Lovely Jvan Wells Baycrest. 4 ~rms. study, family rm. formal dining, terrazzo entry, magnificent entertaining home. Quiet prestigious cul·dt:·sac location. Prict'd to sell. HARIOI VllW -popular tri-level home with 4 bedrooms. professionally landscaped and highly \ll)graded with nice view. $199.500. COIOMA DB. MAI DUPUX -lovely duplex. each unit having 2 bedrooms each. Walk to t>E:ach. Priced to sell ! ................................... ..._.._._,.._.c._ 675•3411 I l ' S K tll I{ I \ I I \ " / ',, ', I ) I 'I ' ' I ' ' !'il~f (n,J\IH•r '" ,,.,,,t-1..,...,, GoHers Dream Moaa Verde's mosl SPF.CTACULAR home. ~ DR. 4 bl, FR, DR, LR, SclaUtb a story, ~acre. 1'he IOlf ~nie 11 your bl.ck yud. Open House 1 days l·S. 1190 Panay Cir cl•"-· S4Q.0608 Loctll Wider wo.ts blllld•ble property ... .,,...., C..teMeH UYI IH Mlltf VAU.IY Finest or locs. A Fountain Valley 1>laMed comm w/21 acre park. 3 pools , 2 clubhses. Nr. schools. shop'g, golf & Mlle Sq. Park. 3Br, 3ba w/ game rm. On park. $103.000 3Br. 2ba. w/ fall) rm. Nr adlt pgol. $83,000 GUIM VALUY HO..S •r O. Howwd '""'"I ..... 1 .......... -. cloo•s. ,...ltlpl• nit property. FAST G1Mr.e 1002CieM.... 1002 I S C I O W • C a 11 ••••••••••••••••••···-····-••••·---••••• ~MZOl..ytt .... OWNER DESPERATE Must sell, ble customized home near Men Verde Country Club. 4 Large bedrooms and Jort. Private swlmmlnl pool. Asking price just re· duced to S14!1,000. Call S40-11Sl. .. '!.: ... HERITAGE . • REALTORS $51,750 Huee family room with used brick wall and fireplace. 3 Bedrm, 2 bath, dble car aarage. new 18• Dou&bboy pool & filter. All lhia on a a«luded st.reet. Huny, call~. ~~.~~HERITAGE REALTORS IACllAY This nice 4 Bedroom home ls localed on large lot ,& surrounded by Tangerine, Oran1e, Lemon and Lime trees. Offered for only 187,500. So call now your appt. to see this really great value. . FULWREALTY 546-0114 PRICE REDUCED BO.OW MARKET This 4 bedrm, north Costa Mesa home is pnced to sell now! In move·ln cood1llon. New city park. And walk to South Cout Plaza. Quiet area. Owner will rent lo close or escrow. Just $75,950! Call for appt. 54'-4141 . . ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC You can live in the pre-sitcioos hlUs of Turtle Rock. Sparkling bri&hl cheery home In move·in condition. 3 large bdrms, 2ba, atrium, many cu s tom buill1n bookcases. Only Sl18,9SO. Lowest price m Turtle Rock area. By Owner . Prin only. Open Frl·Sun 10-6. 833-2227 THE VA Appraised thil near new 3 bedroom Summerfield home on a comer lot ror S80.000! Low down for Veta! Hurry! Call now! Red Carpet, 754·1202 FOR $JJ1~.Q ... Eutslde home near San· la Ana Country Club! Low down for Veta! Red Cerpet, 754·1202 c;:;sEL ECT I PROPERTIES TOP PRODUCEllS.AUGUST MESA VERDE Beautiful 4 bedroom. 2 bath home with built.in kitchen. and crackling brick fireplace. This home has ~n completely upgraded and has fresh new paint and landscaping. Prict:d right at $84,500. CALL 751·3191. GREAT IMVESTMENT Two units with detached garage. hardwood floors and a big 140' deep lot. 'l1lis is an older duplex with ren- tal potential or $420 month. ln- crediably low priced at $49,900. Call 556-2660 • SWIMMIMG IS FUH and healthy too, specially when you can do it in your own backyard. This home is squeaky clean with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, dining room and a great College Park location. Full price $79.900. CALL 556-2660. MESA DEL MAR $79,900 Large 4 b~room with ~autif ully added family room on a quiet street in Costa Mesa. The owner is anx· ious to sell and is off t:ring VA terms at this low price. CALL quickly 751·3191. OVERLOOICIMG THE PAIK In Mesa Del Mar is this large 4 bedroom with ~e luded master suite separated from the children's area of this spacious home. This one has it all. Gourmet kitchen and adjoining family room. Electric garage opener, double oven and built-ins. brick fireplace. $84,9()0. CALL 556-2660. New paint -new carpeting -new country kitchen with island cook top and new applianc~. Huge family room with sky light. The pro~rty is vacant and the owner is anxious. $76,900. CALL 751·3191. MESA DEL MAR Spacio~ 4 bedroom. 2 bath home with huge gourmet double oven kitcht:n and adjoining family dining room. Great floor plan with separate master suite. big living room. On comer lot with RV ac· cess. Full price $84,500. CALL 556·2660. IRVIME TOWMHOME Beautifully decorated and like new 2 bedroom homem with all the builtins including central air. This is a rare single story in University Park. Pric€1d for quick salb at $81;000. CALL 751·3191. COSTA MESA DUPLEX Charming picket fence duplex wtth private yard and separate garage. Priced low at $74,900. VA tt:rms or. £erect. CALL 556-2660. MISA VERD! $79,500 Great 3 bedroom. 2 bath home wtth bulltln kitchen. crackling rlreplace and f~etd yard. Comt:r ldt location for easy RV access. Prlcf:d for today's market. CALL 751~3191. COSTA MISA VA Clean~~nd 1h'1fl) 3 bf:droom. 2 bath with firtplace, f orct:d alr heat and co~try kltcbett. An idf:al home lot arowtng f •mlly and lt •s priced Jowbr tb•n anythlnf In the nel«hborhOod at 174.500. CALL 751~191. REALTORS 675-HI l Of'IM HOUSIS 'SS MST IAY -IAl.IOA PIHINSUl.A -···e= c.-~ 2 • ..., cm .... ... 4 ~ ....... ......., .... .......... .., .. ..., ....... ,....., ,. I> ..... II ..... ., ..... •wy .... a., .... ~ pwl' I 9d 14 11 .... fw ,_, .. , 1dllta.. OflM SAT· !Wie •·S. ~ 6JJ UDO f'All DllYE. UHfT g.1 UDO 14SIM: SopM.Hcated ll•fllt "'o. nt. • ..,... Ezc.ff'-J tllrff b1~ or. fw! I .. c419Ck L I a Secwlty! hi•acyt ,_. & allp cnoalGMe for 1.-ge boat. C-.1111..t to Udo ..... .,.... • r H tClllNlllh. $213. t oo. # 19 ROIOM COURT -HIWrORT CREST: Newport IHt:h, tow bedrOOM & family room split l•n l condolfthd...._ Fmlllly orienhd. lftterestW)ly d~orated. Includes UH of pool, jactnzi, SCU\Q & t..-nls courts. Price reduced to $157,500. OPEN SUH. •~s 4500 ROXBURY DRIVE: CAMEO SHORES in CCll'OftCll. ct.C Mw: f"'SHCJlous pri•ate cort11Ullity with pri•ot• b9oches. SpcrtditwJ three beeoom & fmnlty r.oom hotM wffh OCEAN VIEW: •lf*:laffy I~ ycrd wfth ucluded patio. OPEN SUHDA Y 1-5. $266,000. ~ ArPOl~MEHr __ J) IN IRVIHE -2 h droom condominium. londsc.-d arowtd a ~ stream. It's new, it's fw\. Air condiHOfted. c ommunity OJsociaHa11 lftclud.s: pool, llC)hted hnnis courts. iacuui, sauna & ex..-cise room. Price reductlOll to $6 I ,500. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 J 5 E. Coast Hwy •• Coro1ta def Mer 675-5511 MUCH ADO AIOUT 4 llDO Near the Mesa Verde Country Club ~lts this 3 bedroom pool home that has been remodeled to the hilt: new ca~ts. drapes, kitchen, appliances. l>aUtrooms, paint and landscaping. It has Eastern charm and character with big trees and comer lot privacy. J t has been refurbished and really fascinating! 'Tis vacant, open daily and waiting for you and your SllS,000 U,_.l()UI: li()MI:§ REAL TORS'. 546 5990 1525 Mesa Verde Drive, East, Costa Me5c1 alw in Corond del MJr, at 675-6000 /Jn NfG(L Bl\ll f:Y & l\SSUCf l\f E5 SPYGLASS HILL 8MORROIAY Op fTl/Sot/Sun l·S S230.000 J ame.t D Tatum 7~·7799 4'494-1681 CclMDUPLEX 616 Goldenrod. 640·4708 ~185,000own. Op how ... I!._ GetMt'Of I 002 lc6oa Island I 006 CdM 180 degree Ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• V1ew. 4 Br 2 Ba, poo01. pvt bch. $229,500. pen l!ACH RETREAT+ 3 BR house, R·H'.i lot. House Sun. l·S by owner. POOL W /VIEW Sll.5,000. Trade only for 673-7973 728 Camec d I i.:ood commercial or in· Highlands Dr. Family size 1v1ni.: c.lustrlal. room, gourmet k1khcn RE•LTY Real Estate • HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE IN MESA DR MAR for no down payment, call quick, agt. POOL HOME Buccolu Bit. 3 br, ram rm home w1ncw plush cpla + many extras . Pool. S79.SOO. Agt. Amy Richards, 639-1135 or 581-7331 with breakfast bar, stc1> ISLAND 5A down conversation area 498 Park. Balboa with fi replace, built-in 673·1200 ~~ia.'1~ View the TRIPLEX •-------, Golf Course Three 2-bdrms., 2 frplc. YOU CAN IU)' Lo .1 .. l bome lar&e loft, unique garden home at..SSS,000. Call 963-6767 units, bit-ins , pool. THISllAUTY "'~ c ean • covered patio, a POOL 4 BDRM. 476 Magnolia OPEN SAT /SUH I ·5 Sharp home with large ram. rm. overlooking sparkling 1Sx30 pool.1 ___ _.,..._ ___ _ Room for trailer & boat, too. All for $89,SOO OPIN fll 9 •11 S W/VIOIJFMa• [~liilll Balboa Island Highly upgraded owner'!' OH YA TaMSI bedrooms, dlnlng area. J08 Turquoise Ave. View unit; beamed ceH's. Lvly 3 bdrm home w/fm· I b I le 022 8600 &shore mooring. 2 sty, s 5195.000. See like unit a&t ly rm plus screened & a~lp~ a~oeo,mde l~:e ~· Br, 3 Ba, fplc, lge corner 4:16 St:award Rd., Sat. cov'd terrace. fo'resh kitcben. reduced to Io t • C o m p I e t e l Y Sun. l·S p111nt & paper. Walk to .....,, BKR c.on.1720 · h~• ...,35 000 Agt 0 11'" ... GE CO '"ST $81,"""', •,,...,.. furrus ....... -. · · ..-" ~ schools & shopprng. 642·4758or213-438·2759 REALEST.ATE Owner has been EASTSIDE R·2 -644-4848 lransrerred & its pnced With charming 2 bdrm 3 Br l''J Ba, xtra Jge lot ~~~~~~~~~ right at only $79,900. home bringing income Bay view. By owner. -~9491 w h 1 J e you de v e Io p $1115,000. 673-5069 another unit. Close to shopplllg & traru.porta· Balboa Ptttinwla I 007 tion. Jw.t Listed. Heller ••••••••••••••••••••••• take a look. 646·77ll Balboa Duplex, 4 n'r, 2 ba NEWPORT EL CHE.APO Bring an offer. A 3 bdrm decorator's de lg ht. Secluded patio and custom sun deck. It's in Newport Beach and you can walk to the ocean. 546-2313 • & 3 UR. 2 Ba. $185,000. Pnnc. only. 675-2321 PENINSULA OPfN 1119• It~ FUN 108( Nl<(1 ~~~!'! •••••••••. !?~~,?.~ .......... ~?!.~ f 91 gt1u1 ' rnacnab /Jrvlne ~~:~~ OceCMfrOftf Trfpt.x Top location. Close to everything. Now Install· Ing copper plumbing thru-oul. Will be com· J>letely repainted in & out. & recarpeted. A hard to find item & priced RIGHT. "1D.NIGEL OAILEY & l\SSUCIATES f88lty Al most oew, 2 story "Clualc" home w /ov!r Capistrano leach I O 18 ---=:;;..._ ___ ""'"9"______ 2300 gq. ft. Vaulted ce1l· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ings, ~alk·ln bar, fmly ocuF.1110 .... TDUPLEX PRESENTS THE BEST IM HARBOR VIEW HOMES OPEH SAT & SUH l·S PM 20 15 PORT CHELSEA. Warm brick t!ntry amidst lush green landscap- ing :_undoubtedly one of the most beautirul jobs cv<;r ! 4 BRs. 2 baths. country kitche:n w/adj. family rm & garage door opEm<:r. COME BY & SEE FOR YOURSELF! (P-41) PHASE II "CARMEL" Locatc:d on quiE:t cul-de-sac. Private patio off master s uite w /spa. Estate-sized lot oHering total privacy. OPEN SAT & SUN 12·5 PM. 1979 PORT TRINITY CIRCLE. CP-42) PARK VIEW Deluxe ''Montego" model in out- standing N<.:wport community. right across from park. l ·story. 4 BR w/beaut1ful brick entry & patio. Gara~e door opener. Spiffy clean & tuxunous atmosphere. OP84 SAT I SUH 1.5 rM. 1916 PORT PIOYB4CL CP-43) C HARM & TRADmOH High ceilings! f'rc:nch doors! Brick! ~t your family enjoy the Newport Beach way of lift in this lovely 4 BR, family room home w/jacuzzi in great neighborhood near private park & pool. $162,500. Barbara Aune 642-8235. CP-45) HA.AIOR VIEW IAIGAIH Put your family in this spacious 4 BR. 3 bath ''Palermo" model just steps from elementary school & park. 2 brick fireplaces: wet bar; spacious family rm; giant olive tree framE:I wtrance. Only $175.500 fee. Joy~ Edlund 642·8235. <P·46> rm. din rm & 4 bdrms. " " " Reduced $4,000 to only $2.SS,000 644-8185 $93,995. 545-9491 - Corona def Mar CDMllEACH PRIDE OF COTT AGE OWNERSHIP Lota of wood and stained Triplex in Costa Mesa, glnsR.sC. Sl. 13!·950YLO. R CO. 3·2 bdrm units on a "" 60xlO'l comer &·car park· 95§..0350 ing, sun decks, private--------- patios. a.arden area. A STARTER lndry rm. all m apple pie Home on oc'an view site. condition. Owners 01re Like new, 2 bedroom, 2 an.'tious and asktng for bath, $122,500. Try an offer. Would you $15 ooodown. $160,000 for this ' HAL PIMCHIM aU648-717l rOlllN•n • REALTORS 675-4192 WISE INVESTORS! 2 Bedroom home plus ___ ...;:;::=---- large rental unit; fan-CostaMno 1024 ___ _,_ Xlnt 3Br, dbl 1arace, Wf lelc-,11 RI •1 DlA•TI ARA.REOME of a kind 3 bdrm, 2 ba charming home 10 CdM with 1 bdrm guest house for income or guests · the main home is UD· believably c harming. You will dream about il. t.astJc Income po~ntial ln ••••••••••••••••••••••• JtJST:!l$DOCED owner anxiout st'-950. est ab 111 he d are a. LOVEL y quiet cul·de· m ,900, Collqe Puk 3 673-300, 751-3082 MESA VERDE 3 Bednn, 2 h.tb, family room and aUJU'OOm. Wet bar& refriJ. All in move· tn coodtuon. Many eit· tru, Priced for quic.t sale at $79.750, Call 546-5880. ~arpets. drapes -2 sac, 3 BR, fam. rm. 2038 Br 2 Ba, RV acce111. RA.IEAHD fireplaces. $175,000. ALlSO OPEN SAT/SUN Move in cond. 831-1.840 OPEN MON-THURS UJ l -'S, Aot, 646•1044; ' 4 Bdrm, family condo. 8:30PM. ~1580.• J>.s4.. Centrally located. $63,950 Owner anx1ou1 asking I & aa ii Ol'fN ,,, .,. ,, s 'llN 10111 N><r · Plac• S162.soo.646-1111 • ua ~ r•1111\1 :"!!r-E' ...... 4 IDRM ~x + Gunt 5'AMISHVILLA.. cb artnlnr 1 and 2 S60,000 Aasumable Joan. bedl'oom plus 1 uot Over2000gq.lt.Leuthan house with patio and 1 yr old. Low monthly nreplt. Each unit has a payments. Priced for fi~place. Walk to sand. quick aaJe. Call. 963-6787 $175,0oo. Xlnt. Jocauon, OttN flt o." s 'u"' ro~f NICf • ~TH£ REAL l ESTATERS -~ VETS .. , !.-HERITAGE T suenE i\y~ar~ CHARM --:v•=•~,.: .... ::"°":::-·1~~~~~~~1 VA appraised value Comrort, charm & true $80,000. Offer ed at p ride or ownership $79,SOO. Quality built 3 de1cribe1 this expertly bedroi. 2 bath. Shake decorated le maintained r o o f , b r 1 c k f p l c , bome. Fam. rm & hardwood llu. ""fofear 1enerowr bonus rm, pro-schools & park. Vacant. . • REALTORS FORECLOSURE 1{de graclous enta1.aln· see a n y U m e. C ~ l 1 ment for your aueats & 540-1151. Owner mU1t sell 3 Sr 2 tamlly. Out back on the Ba, a.pprox 1800 1q.ft. patio you can amen the Recently painted, lae 1tew cooklni on a Sun· Fam Rm. and aueat apt day afternoon. Dealtrned 1 n r e a r • I m m • d • by former U.S. prea1 ~~~~~~~~~ po111Hlon O.A .C. ~~1 de<lofat«. JIWT)' Mesa Verde Area. I n ..;9_..,;,•950._·_83l_·_UGG __ A_Jt.;;;....-_,.., State 1t,.reets. 3br, 2ba. FIXER VA S83,90~. Owner caa • flnaocu to .$79,500 at t•4 fi.. no ~p o tnt a. Low down . payment It Courtesy ~34Kt > to brkf'I amaJl monthly payment with a beycr, By Owner . provld• an xlnt chance to Call t3S-1205 for K.W. or own thil 1padout home eves97f.fW&·· • make Ut on )'OW' ln· . . YUtm•nt. Popular M.V. Oolt ~e, OWnet'. IMl•hborbood. So. Cat. .S Br. 3 bat. ·Newb' up. Plata ....... Bl'nd ~ •rad•d ... ·•u 'l,t5o. ~~t. ~eller anxloue J _MN1nt ___ ·------•·--"_...; __ ._,...~~'.'"""'"'"'I ~.Call •uve. B ~ -""" "BR .. v J ... ..... ~>'~ • •"•"""·... '" ll"'lll --~,. Bit, frp c, cov. patio, 540•46.f(t work 1hop. 411 Cut.o Mela St. 831·21S5 ... NO IUU ••••••••••I~!!~.~•••••••~:~.~ ....... ,~.~~ ....... [~.~·.~ ...... , ~=.~~.~.If ... , Soh.od • -~1.1011 • DAILY~LOT 0 1ou ,._,.v.-., tOJ4 HlwlW• lluulW• , lr¥1M io, .. HCMIMSForw. tto.NtForW. ~Fors. •••••••• •••••••• ••• •••••• •••••• ..... '11... I 042 ..... D• I 042 '"".... I 044 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ····-········ •••••••••• , •••••••••••• ,.., ................... . .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOODSIOE 4 br Broad· 1ry-. I 044 l"tn. · I 044 IRASS Is CLASS nioor. Wd. Parquet flrt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• An authentic anlq. braP entry crtyd. w/lounl11ln . ... ""'mVt PUM IM-TOWM OPEN HOUSES SAT /SUN 12-5 llaht futtur• ,ruces the $108.000. 833·9438 Owner DnpM"Clte! aplendid entry hall ot thlt w II.I tJUT snu A.. Assume 7•,;, v A loan TWO IDIM. COHD0-$60,000 Freshly paintc..-d & u_paraded carpet· ing. air-cond.; av all. !or early OC· cupancy. tn:t.•s r ve..cetcable J(arden, 1e:o1, ooysen~rric1, wlne pan c &•ro n, te huu~c. pool. Lau pal.lo. lot. abe .......... ~ ........ Xtru lorge rooms. Kitchen riv te orch rd. el 546·8J04 .. 1040•......., ..... h 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• or 4 bdrl'J)., huge living rm. ~tone frplc: large family ~ sac location. Pride of neighborhood. Priced at n't last! Ask for Madeline HPROPHTllS '6M602 . I 034 HunflftcJton leach I 040 •••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• In la!~ rters PARK T""age treat DO y~~· ~ED ~ HERE HOMES IN E? Try this French 'hate au! Lots or "o world" ISi.Ate WA lmM'*1' 16727 tot.mo This 4 Br. 3 bath bome la located on mQ.!lt d.,sirablu Dav&nport Island. G rt!at floor plan w /2 bdrms down and 2 up. S1>4'ctacular locaUon w/view ot ~ chunnuls. Ovt:rsz. auraJre. huge sun· deck + 45' boat dock. Xlnt financing $349,000. cu"eM WA TllROMT 16'22 IARUMA Also locatoo on Davenport Island, this 4 Bdrm. 3 bath elegantly decorat~ home has a Spanish tiled entry, formal living & dining rooms both on the water. Huge master & guest bdrm also on the water. Lge deck & room for a 42' boat. $99,000 down to a new 8250.000 loan. SIE AMmMI! 17141 ILUI WATH Sea Harbour. 1 Bdrm. 1 bath Condo with fantastic view and 42' boat dock. Only $130,000 . IACHELOR HIDEAWAY 17072 P .C.H. #I 04 Harbour Pacific Condo with volley ball. pool & jaccuzzi. Only l block to beach. Priced to still at $58.000. PURCELL REAL TY 1650 I Pacific: Coad Hwy SllllMt hach 14'92141 charm, fro woodl'n 3 Dec.lroom. 2 baU1 on cor· !.hullers & c :.hinµlcs nt•r lot. Priced below Vi\ to the suspe d. wind appr als a I. Wa lk to 1ni: staJrcas licuut1ful school:., shopping and .plush carp 1nK und t,~J"s~~·&~~~1.~7;tsi: Hmffnc1onhach 1040 Huntinclonleach 1040 custom drci Sectullcd Prr-,1d10. Call WHELAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• plus h pa llo \i:rcs ol R E A L £S T AT £. gr~n grass towcrini.: 8Q8.78S5. HICiH OM A HILL t r ees s urr nd l h1s ---------i 4br.2baonqwetC\ll·de· popular T ll SE + LGSUPERDUCCO ·oo C'.'77 500 Pnvate apt! •il l no~. N sac."'' • · For adults over 16 yrs R-...a IE-tat• this unique c won l ,... .._ "' last:• :'\lust leave a rea by Promaioftab own er, hur i:ain price. 213.592·1~0 ~.!JOO. Consider all of-963-8377 COW NI fl•rs. 536 Olj()7; 842·8073; 1--------· FANTASTIC!! 3 br, lg. fam rm w/frplc. l 'h ba. Beaut. yard & convenient loc. $66.950. ERA/Weshlct. Rlty, ltte. 148-2323 S.'-1·_24_77 _____ -1 BY DWN ER : 0 PE N ----------------1 SAT1SUN Beachwalk BY OWNER LOTSOFLAND w1lh nice 2 bedroom hollie. Heady to expand. Condo. 3 br, 21h ba, bonu} rm. opt.ion. 6 blk to bch Pools, sauna. jacuzzi IAJ mi. lo beach. 4 br. bonus. 3 bath. Lg. corner lot Reduced to Sl 1.9,500. superbly decorated a BR _... ""' """ l •t n F. N l k "Hanover" twnbomel Open dally 2·4. 14831 nt. · " c wor On tho OREENBELT1 Oval Rd., cro11 alrcela TOOC&'TONE863-0867 thll biahly up1raded eaa Walnut Is Kaaan; 2 Oranietffe Lake Condo. 1 unit bu l<JU of wlndowl, bdnna .• family rm .• 2 ba. Br 1 Ba. loll. Bee lacll Van W t wall coverinp, condo wllb central air . Ml-6790 formal dlnlni rm I. L&e. patio-yard. Sharp ---------1 ATIUUl41 Pric.t to .. u end mtlt. Convenient loc. TUanE ROCK now atoal1 $88.aGO Oft fee Priced rlaht at '66,900. 3 ~ 2 .Ba. F.DR. wood land. IVILYNCOPB.AHD deck, Irr. lot. Only BOBKOCISKO,Rlt.r. llALTOR 112-0434 $110,000, Owner wants 971M533 action. Open House ---.;..;..;.~----ISparkllnf Turtle Rock Sat/SUn.1..S.19491 Sierra $55,000 home to mov•ln condi· LaMO Rd. Owner/Agt • Is all that Is belnt aslced for Ulla neat 2 bedroom condo ln desirable Walnut Square of Irvine. Convenient to achoola, park. pool and freeway access. Call to see. • RAH~H IE.AL TY 551·2000 tloo. Brl&bt cheery open 833-lll'l'l l8J'1fe l"()Oll\a. Rare Plan ---------I 8. 3br, 2ba, utrocourt, EASY doublecaraaraee. Many CARE euatom bulllln bookcaaea. Laree lot. Least el(Jleo.alve lo area. By Owner. Prln only. Open Frl·SUll 10·6. 833-2227. Under $60,000! home and surrounding!!. Just perfect for active famll.y. 4 Bdmu., 2~ ba. + tam. rm. Plan 4 Turtlerock. ConvenlenUy close to high school & ahopplng. $134,900. AB· aumablo loan. Unbellevably priced 'I Orangetree townbome, ~~ entry hall, blC llvln& /i~~/..~ room, new appliances. '1 '/-y llAUT1RIL IMD MOO&.. 3 Bdrms .• 2 bath condo with formal dining rm. & brkfst. area. Light & sunny. with grt:t:n~lt at side & rear. $98,000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. #31 Eycalyptus, (off Jordan). , 1\JmBOCK VILLAGI 2 Ddnns. & den. 2 baths. only 3¥.i years old. Upgraded carpets, l~v'1lors & drapes. Trash compactor. seU· cleaning oven & lush landscaping. SlOl.000. YOU'LL UKE OUtt ESP ••• ~l)trienced sales personnel 759-0811 COUNTRY mirrored closets, only G'l'l 8600 En~W. $:")9,050., DKR. 640-1'120 ~· • KrrCHEM .................. ' 'l'AABl!I I 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759-0~ 1 Makes this 3 bedroom I nftlali .. 't573 CAMPU5J>a~IRVIM£ ~~~il~o!~m~a: c~~';!.~ .. #I I• Callfomia" COOL POOL l"m I 044 lnlne I 044 · · ""-p -n your pat· c---•••••••••·-·-•••••• • • AIR CONDITIONING TURTLEROCK GLEN """" "" wa .• ....,s ••••••••••••••••••••••• and electric garage door Ex uisile48r tam home, the greenbelt to either Beautifully decorated. u11· opener. Also sprinklers ~.500. 645-2330 lhe pool or the lenn~ Lowest price single laml· graded Smoke Tree Con· frontandreartoeasethe courts. Pl.ck your owo ly residence In Irvine. do. 2Ur, 2Ba, 172,900. yard work. Better take a OPEN HSE SAT /SUN 12-5 fed,un.l~_!l~tifpedully ,decor at,,. Dellgbtlul 2 Bdrm. l bath OPEN SAT ;SUN 12-4 #Z look. Call today. Asking Deerlleld Twnhome 2Br, 1 ........ prica 4~ .. ~ aart.ercottage. BJaclc Oak ssz.M75 By $77,000 2Y.1Ba, redwood deck, mum ~acy, uucuut., ., owner many upgrades, $16,500. 2~ baths. In the village *Cote Realty 1---------SSt·0297 or SS9..&lOO or University Park. &I t t UNIVPK.3Br2.,..Ba,+ S107,000 nves men Bonus Rm, Oxfor d, *us VETERANS* 640.5777 $112,500. 641·'1044 ; :ndVorOG~gU~E&R~E.s;i; 552·70~0 . 552-1931 ~:iss. J. 3 Br, San · THE . · -Luis Rey. Prime golf 540-5080 VILL ,.·CE. . . Woodbridge COiieio ~!u~.~ loc. S41·1044; n FantuUc opportun.lty to ....,.._.., 1~ dwn. 3br, 2ba with REALTORS · own Uris beautiful home -----------------1 spa. Super lnt/xlr. Opn near Woodbridgo Lake. PRICE SLASHEO! UNIVERSITY PARK Ilse, Sun 1·5. 5192 Skin· onH SAT /SUN l·S Convenient to new shop-Super 2 sty S&S home. 4 . RAMCHREALTY 551-2000 $94.950 ner. Vogue R.E. 540-5080 14606 Golden Glee ping center being built. br, 2~ ba. Highly up· Exciting Edinburg Woodbrid C 1 b 2 Bdrms., 1~ baths, air-One or the largest fenced graded tbruout. Nr. park model town home w i ge rosll ng 2 r, cond.. lge. brick patio, yards In this develop· & comm. pool. Best buy bdnns. family rm. 2'h den. 2Ylba. A1C. Near spnnklers.$66,500 ment.2Brl'Al Ba.2 sty atonly$106,000.Hurryon balhs. Huge backyard Lake & future shops. Opn -.--id Ex h end unit. Covered patio, this one! Call now! W1 brick palio & firep1l. Sat/Sun 12·4· G44·?3S4 • r•-C •ps ia.5 coolWlf and forced 96J..089l Waterfront Homes Orangetree patio home, Rfttton 833-17 61 alr heaUng, lge kitchen & ~....,.....,.....,.....,.....,....,._ 631·1400 2br. 2ba. Sale or Lee/op. ()ll(N "'.,. "51w10 11 MCf • eeparate laundry room. lion. 673-8437 Open Sat & Sun 1 ·5. 17 ----·---Only$00,900. SCOTT REAL TY 19666 Surf breaker Ln BY OWNER $ 1 1 O • 0 0 0 • D a Y s College Park. bll by S&S. 962·5038 :'.. ·~ Cedarglen. (take Culver f'... ~ to Barranca to Lake St.) Rancho Sm Joaquin 536-7533 A.LONER •.• 213·648·6126, aft 6PM 2 Story. Price reduction. Lalh & plaster. Lo assoc. 536-1194 Owner anxious. Open dues wfpools & parks. --------• Sat/Sun 11·5 6781 Watton, Bea ut. 4 br, 2 ba home OPEN SAT/SUH 1·5 8''2·2470 w1 tile roor. Newly de· 2 STEPS UP Garden level (middle) 2 br & den on golf crse. Up· graded cpts & drps. ·::;:,_ . '"·i~ Twttwock Glen S p ectac ul ar E l Presidente. 4 Bdrm + view S175,000. 19951 IUSHARD ' -------i cor'd. & lndscpd. Very now and then? You'll Bike to beach from this 3 OPEN HOUSE ti.:. bkyd. wipalio cov. & hhavc2pberi\d·acy galorc1• inh bdrm. Glenmar home 569,900 dog run. S89.000. Ope Jim Pate. SSJ.5169 5-Joacpn IUtn. College Park Yale. Va· c ant & w aiting. Reduced! $109,000. New never Ii vcd In. 3 Br 2 Ba. apllt level. Lark.spur I floor plan. A very im· press1ve home. Open Sat & Sun 1·5. 3" Rainbow ~~~~~~~~ Falls. (lake Culver to Turtlerock to S"ycamore By owner, Ranch. Charm-t 111 room, 2 Jal Back on the market & Sal & Sun. 14911 Athel end unit townhome with owner is a nxious! Hurry SA1'1SUN 1·5PM 552.5546 to Rainbow Falls to end.' Ing 2 story 4 bdrm home Remexl...,eshneftt• on qu1e~ cul·de·sac. ocean view and LAHGE 011 this excellent value. $5000 under appraisal. GREENTREE SUNNY COUHTYARO! Priced below mar ket. Lu:.l wknd before broker 3 BR w/alr, close toscbl, 4 Bdnn Culverdale Ex· F()flllal du\lng rm. Lu~ ecubvePJan4S.$94,000 549·4764 uribua master bdrm Landscaping. golden in · S67,900 hsts al full price. 4 Br ---------1 lowest priced home an w/frplc. Spacious fainU., • t erlor and paneled MEWPORTIEACH heaut1fully upft raded lnhaeGrottH thi s area .... 401 fireplace! 8()4,500 or sub· REALTY 675-1642 home. Close lo beach. 2 Leda • ____ ... ___ mil offer ! Open Mon· 960 ·55 6 9 . 203 7 1 1700 Sq.ft. 3 Huee Brookslde.S89.500. UM·Zllr , Thurs 'lll8:30PM 1--------•I Somer vi lle, nr Beach bedrms , formal dine 2 Sly.~~~!~t~tln· Largest Plan in tbe Colony. Manicured 1r ounds. Decorator ~h throughout. Only Sll4.500 OPEN HOUSES rm. Service porch111CW'· ing r m. Covered patio. RV s pace. S106.900. 5S1·21X>S 6 Oracjoftfty A n icely upgraded 2 q l'<lr k . m. Pl---IAD Loe.a.TIO.... area. Auto gar door makes 1t a fantuticbey. new ule. I 'Quail ~ lndffcribably Blvd,lnd1anapolis fam rm w /fplc, brkfst terior thru-out. 19'7,000. -Thi fi · a.a.-it "" " opener. Corner lot. $1000. l5 Woodrush •---.. --~ Prap.,.ti•• 1 •Hr 11 '"'"' P s. AND CHARM carpet allowance. A CULVERDALE Much sought aft.er San Mli:uel in lbe prestigious Ranch Only $107,000 VA bedroom Decdlcld Lagmahach 1048 townhome, Fanta11 t1 c ••••••••••••••••••••••• $84 Spanish sly +ram. rm Ne w c pl landscapin prime Fou luc. \'l CAil PRO~ 963·6739 JOG 752•1920 Torn carp•h, worn areal buy. come see! 4 BR 1 th 1•00 OUAllSf. HIWl'O•T uacH d .....1 d In lovely res1denllal area " • more mon on 0. an nppe drapes. near schools a nd park-$95.950. 67S·34U, Lusk lease. 60 Day escrow. A""""' El Id Ch u--.L. nai.J, We ar'"' Realty. r·~11. br I'• ha • • ,, : w ers. 01cc ..-.u> ,..-·'" "' where yo u can bike to the ~~~~~~~~~ ""' cl.palio lot:. nr bch. 75'xll7'. asham•d of this! b eac h -is an 1m · ~ TIIERANCH a i n l & ~teas. ofr 213·799·5627 Reduced for quick mal'ulate 3 bedroom New Tur t I er 0 c k 3000 Sq. ft.One ot the tlth1s 1nu 1 Bit.:! Ba. a ssume Ide home w1lh fireplace. Highlands.Plan3with 4 largest homes In area. m Vullcy SJ7.000. 7,.., VA or new ·REDCARPET fenced backyard and Br, fam rm. $167,500 .. ~wt!f~YP;~e;:rrets~~ rlnun~in". 585,""'). Va· patio. Only $84,900. 752·06170wniAgt. -. "' "'" 14LJ881 OPEN MON TIIURS t"l _____ ;;__ _ _. SieneCircle. l'anl. 9391 Nt•olani Or.1 __________ , S:30PM. • 1 Chancellor 4br. fam rm. l>oUilaaCorre~RJtr. 955·2200 days . or 532·2117 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-·I By Owner. Prime loca· ____ 644_-84_1s ___ , eves. IUYERS tlon. UPGRADED. BY OWN ER . SA V .. ; Let us show you how you I I 'Quail ~ Green~!t.s· pooLalsbo, tenDni. UMIV • p ARK lmmac.prestige livmu al ·11 be 1· . f ' Place crts. si~.ooo. r a Edinburg 3 Bdrm, 2'r!i ba. "' wt ivme rent ree wknd Opn Hs e 10·4. Low-r1 k ... yes te r cl ay's P r 1 c e . and making money by 5S2·S94l "''" P ce on mar "'~· Garage (3), Bdrms (4i51 purchasing your own Prap..-ti-Good lnveatment op· Ha (31. auto gar door; home. Call anytime. 7'2•tt20 portunlty. Owner mus spklrs. full upgraded in· SCOTT REALTY l.400 OUAlut HIW.otlt UACM DEERARD-TWNHSE aa~i :sm or bst orr. len or. 96J.589li892·1193 53 .. 7533 ~on Larkspur Model, 3 Br 2\.'.a ---------1 OpenKouseSun:::.:...l:::i.:..:~:__l _________ I Hari»Our 1042 Ba, near the pool. TURTLEROCK $5.000. I ~lUST SELL ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $89,SOO. • below mrkt. Anxious! BY OWNER. Large 2 HUHTIMGTOM HILLS OPENSAT/SUNl-4 lmmac. 4 br, lam rm. s ly. 4 5 bdrm, 3ba , 3Br. 2Ba, 11. sunny OPPORTUNITY t42Saapdraeon highly upgraded. N Master Suite, walk·in at· k itchen, b y owner Price reduced $20,000, park & pool w/vlew o lie, h:mdyma n 3 c ar $74.S00.963·2767 waterCront3Bedroom,3 hllla.$124,900.Byowner. i.: a rage lot a II y up -balh. slnate story cuatom Open Sat/Sun 12·4, · . . FOR SALE BY OWNER " Sierra Roja, 0 ""1""1 ~raded. RV side yd, . home.dockforlgboal, .....,. "" HUDSON BAY REAL TY I LTD. PLUS MANY MORE! Call fordetaJls, 752·1700 Ol'fN fl! 9 • ,,.S rtJN TO Ill NI((! THE REAtl I ESTAT_ERS I landscaping, Asking m.900. 4502 Roblnhoocf Beautiful 3 bedroom Willows home with spacious country kitchen. Asking $'17 ,000, 4301 MClnJCl'lt• BACKDOOR One ot a very few GREE.,,,..BELT Hampton 4 bedroom " homes In Greentree. Also NexttotheGreenbelt&: a DEN and great loca· beautlCully decorated tim. Askln.g $107,950. too. On a quiet cul·de-sac and & close to schls & 4052 Old MIU tennis courts. 3Br, 2Ba. A beautiful Brookfield 4 ram rm. S97,50P. BE bedroom home ln Green• QUICK! tree with a super POOL. ,.,,,.~. AsldnaS10.,9:iO. \.1'1 llU"'21 14951 Atw ~ tM A beautiful Bukele1 4 • bedroom home In College Regency Real Estate Park. Featwin1 front & ___ 7_3_1_·5_6_5_6 __ ~ rear paUoa, raised deck· REDUC E1H6000. Please 2,sty, 4 Br Fam. Dlmnl(, OPJo;N SUNDAY 1·5 call 963·5891 / 892· 1193. 2 ~ Ba. pool w dacun i, lsland Villa1e Properties (7 1 4) 6 4 5 • 9 9 5 9 L HB room for boat or campr, ...... 1044....... 1044 ing & fountain. Alkiog $124,900. 18701 a rkport. 1 romp! decoraled, across ---·846-·550_2 ___ 1 RANCHO Open House Sun. 12·5 rr park & schoola. 1 '1'a mt ---------• SAM JOAQUIM C Sharp 3 BR, comp re· to ocean. $108.000. DREAM S..LAllslley . B E H modeled, deluxe kitchen 963-5716 BY THE SEA. Mel. T..-IM lge lot, nr parks & N ar Hntg Harbour & M I l est schools, 4.,., blks to bch. ~ach, super sharp con· F\itrlll your dreams ln oat popu ar ed+ ar~ 536·2938 do. Snal level, secluded, this reaplendent 4Br, fir. plan. Vault cell gs, r r o m y ex e c . 2'."lBa home by th.e sea. dlnlna area, 3 br, 2'AI ba, twnhomo h' n a bluff. 2 Ilks fl'Offt leach"' vacant. 2 Br. den, l \.ir Ba. Th I a r a a h Io n ab I e 1ndry rm, 2car "r. Prof. ........••.•........... ...................... . 147421etalN A WlnslA>n 4 bedroom home bl Greentree with custom decor and large petlo. Aikin& S92,900. 30 Softgtpcnow Walk to P nnls crt. Beautiful 4 Bdrm single lge sunny patio, refrlg, neighborhood, freshened decor'd thruout ln earl Exqulsll upard'd s tory In gra'eious wa!lher, dryr. No dwn by the aea breezes pre· tone wallpapers +catm. w/vault4d & crackl· neighborhood. Atrium pml, no clostng costs for sents not just a gracloua WOOdwork. Uoob&tructed ins frpk. I\ priced w/tropical plants. Wood elig vet. •1.~. Owner. tri·level home, but a way vu of 'I'urtJeroclc. #1 ·OUMGI nu A world famou Wood· brldao. 4. bedroom Creekalde, adjacent to community park. Askin& IUA,000. thouHnds ow same parquet front entrance. 1...,.960-_2556 _______ 1 of life. Dealitned for the Rana. Open Sat/Sun U. md1a on l $92,950. Jacuui type therapy Jet. EilltoY Popular LaCueata e1tecutlve. with tile roof, Call aft 6PM 752·6774 Ex~rhmc ! 960·S063 In master bath. 9152 (~floor plan, 4 Br private entry, low main· 640·1624. By owner. _AP_.__• _ __, ____ 1 Bermuda. Take Pae 3 Ba, Hparatt Dtntllg. lanenc. landscepe and a _S1Z7 __ .soo_. _____ -i ----~l!i!mi--~ Cout Hwy to Mol}lollt. ••tnJI)' • LlGal Rm, 3 car garaee. Thia Is • DIANI HOMI north 2 bloc kt to +Bonut Rm, 3 ca_r tar fine value at 1162,500. UNIVERSITYPABK Bermuda. pool ilsed back 1ard f't>r Cull partlculan and a Cal,..,...... Assoc w;p&Uos, deck & over· prl vato a how lo& call Two It)' bme, w/2 Br 2~ 960.142 l han1. Front lnd1cpd. NOWt BaL Fam Rm. AIC. pro •---------• New home 1 ml from lnoacpd, ext u.9&r•du Y•'Vellnecttt H1mtinstoo Harboul' &i ~ Slurecnd toploc.AvallJan. WRY NOT ENJOY IT? t>.achea. i129.000. By ....., BoauWuU Sl•ttoO c.ountry dub Uvln1 at tbe1.ow_m_ae_r_. 71_4_-l40-G'l ____ 1 14'-117J ~~ua> Aft. l/wlmda. beach. BeauillUl Hunt---------....... ~-• --------------1 t~on Landmark Con· HARBORPAClflC Sharp Colony 4 Br .I Ba do a trom $.\UOO. Mllliou s .. ch c:ontto. Boaut.. up. Fam Rm. # blU ~ P°" dolt•r reor•etlon at.airs, corner lbr untt comm~. UpWd i facl lllee, manicured w/ocea.n view. Pool 6 nlL 19t,900. B1 OWMr. crow>da and 3'.hr aecurt• jacum, st•ps to bch • u. 151'11.aa ''· AU netdtntt mutt be quor mart. r.._. u.e COD& .i.iii~iiiiiiiii~ii:~ aU•ut40ynot••·· For OCHD br•H•• wbll• monlnfonnaUooceU: lllttntni to tbe •avel .............. i~~~~=~ t6J..Ot2' PA'nO HOMI A beautlful Plan 3 patio home priced t.bausands.-Df dollars un· dcr market. Owner.)wants ac- tion tbil w~k on this brand n~w paUo home. An OUUtand· ing locaUon near pools. Wnllla cts.. Jacuzzi. gym and much more. Prict.'Cl to sell at only $72,500. ·:,~:'.1 RANCH UALTY 551·2000 OPEN HOUSE SUM. I PM·5PM 2870ZELLDRIVE. LAGUNA BEACH WHEN IT'S RIGHT YOU KNOW IT:!! Get the feel or lbjs fabulous.3 Bdrm.. 2"2 bath home w1lh country kite.beg,. spaciou s mast c.r bedroom with dressioe room. patio &ocean view or the aunset ove r Catalina. HUR RY. OWNER ANXIOUS! $149,500. Causey & COMpelfty 1104So. Coast Hwy. LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 ANIMAL LOVERS UNITE!!! "'a acr e ln Laguna with commercial kennels. stables. groom· Ing area & office. Lots of room ror expansion to make this a real money maker. O.W.C. 1st T .D . 11.97.SOO. ec-81 1rc...,..y 1104So. Coast llw,y. LAGUNA BEACH 497·2457 SWIMMING POOL, PLUS OCIAM VIEW' Get ready for the Olym· pies. wlth thJ• 4 Br home. 11wlmmlnf pool and paUo for peat entertainift&. Ocean view It an xtra.. Near tennla courts and school aroundl, ffn jot· ctnl or aportl. Priced lt>r the Invest.or or famllyiat 1165.000. Call tor tna.,..:· t.lon I , r NOR INS REALTY Aff<>lDAILll l •oakl bll' the mo1t ar rordabl~ propen)' 10 Lia1una today Htl&ht and 1111')1, 2 &d. 2 B.!ttb, 0. V ·O JWil 1 bloc-k to bt•llch.. Ntwly redt.'t'CH'»t ~. )UU can move in with only SU,000 down as.:,oo. DUAL POSStllUTllS Duplex un lblboa Pen ruw.ula, 1 block tu bt•ach 2 Bed. upru:r, ~tud 1u low~r. Use vuur 1n maainoUoo for rcmodul or e njoy Its Intrinsic charm us hl. R·2 ~mng toC·l .1121.500. IUllNISS OPPOITUNm1s -,..... CW. -'"-..__,.... H.-. ~ ..... pri«t• a.cw .. ' ........... . TIJ0,000. -w... c ......... s ..... Shop -c ... Hapw91 locotf• ... &....,.. IHClt •••• '40.000. -...... Uc. -,..,. ,... ..ct WOIMftt Jn L..-leoch ..•. $60,000. -,_, Senlc• and • .,.,._ S..-."'9 ..._ Ml"'-Y1efo crH. profit... wlttt good elf......_ •..• S 125,000. SOUTJI LACiv"NA 499-4551 497-2419 LAGU~~ NIGUEL 4!15·1728 DANA POINT 49:18812 COZY HA YEH L0CJUM leoch I 048 LOCJUM leoclt I 048 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~PlllX plus ltUCllt studio ()(;~AN VJl-:W En.JOY Old World charm Sacra rit·c ~ Joh reloca of Corona del Mu r. Walk lion, :JHr. <Wa, frpk. to beach & i.hops, t~nni:. many xtr;.as, Sll8,000 or & rec. center . Invest make offer. n.-owner now, enJOY for ever . '19-l-7739 · Sl84,500. * 494-8057 * FOREVER VU. 3 BR, 21 ~ BA. by owner Sl~.soo. 499-4685 or 673 9978 ------- OUTST AMO ING OCEAHVU · frqm thi~ 2 br. 2 ba & den RTck Arlen dciugnccJ h1lls1de home. lncl 'd~ OPEN SUMDA y I ·5 dcc·ks , frpl & oµen beam . 1116 MIRAMAR cc11'g:1. Sl49.SOO REAL ESTATE SALES MAM Upto90"'o Commission Bf.."ITER HOMES ~large 494·0748 HORSES, HORSES Hanch home with 2 Ddrms. & 2 baths in Laguna. Owner will t.'-.rry 1!.l TD. Sll7,500. CGUHy & Compatty llt>ISo. Coast Hwy. L.\GUNABEACH 497-2457 Spectacular ocean view, VIEWFROX beam ce1lmg living rm THE VER.Ati4D.A OLO & HEW r I 3 BR 2 BA of this charming dose-in ""' rp c, • • .. bus1n•ss In L~nuna u k home on a street to street "' .. ., owner anx1ou~ .... a c llca"h ·. ~skin" Pl'ICe r "-kl $142 ooo lot. 2 br. 2 ba, den & din ~ .. .. or."" ng • · ""'.OtJO lei." than the net -..... SU ..... D""Y l 5 rm. Surrounded by lu:.h "" ., ..,.......,. " • • fohage. :i.165,000. mcome: this is a buy! 703 IALIOA UNITS PORTAFINA LAGUNA --.......,...,~ Well bwlt uood Income'. 0 &c I ~ ._ " cean ala m.J sun»et ..... , ·· For s mall U\Vei.tor: easy views. 3 BH, den, 31'l Bl\, ~ financing, Close to ever· 3 frplc·s. wet har & 1990So.C-;t.Hwy.494·8S19 ythlng!Oceanv1ew! JacllUl. Asking 5269,500. 1---------CAFE MEDITERRAHEAM VILLA SAN CLEMENTE, ap. prox 2'h·Acres, 16 rooms, 6 BR, 8 BA. Tcnnls crt, pool, ocean & hill views, :1ec. gate, fruit orchard. Call for details. AMEltlCA.N HOME REALTORS 875 N. Coast Hwy 494-1001 494-7513 Mexican food • a good 1---------i place to start small: eat YOU1REON! the Sc:i Wall al Blue Lagoon. Pvt comm. in this gorgeous 3 Br, 3ha condom1mum. Complete· ly rurmshcd. S325,000. DOLPHIN R.E. Cal494-8581 in or take out. Good loca- tion. LGE. VIEW HOME A good buy for anyone who likes luxury livi nu; 3 lge. bdrms., 21,~ bulhs, :i lge. deckii & formal ulll· ing rm. Call for upp't. Al!t!ITALS CALLNOHA rx0 · V/" By Owner. Cbrisanta 4 Br, 2ba, flam rm, frplc cpts/drps, 2 covered pulios. s prinklers. sin ,500. Ph 586-4788 4 or 5 bdrm + 3ba. View & Butterfly shapt:d pool. Now r~duced to $112.500 this weekend only. Vogue Real Estate. 540-5080, 495-6463. Open House 1-5. Sat. & Sun. SUPER Sharp, Many ex- lru.s. 3 br, l "a ba $7 l ,SOO. Award landscape . 581·9815 . C>Daortunity is Knockinq This irc~armiitg remodeled 3 Barm home has new landscaping, new carpets, new doors. new bathrooms and more, which add up to a bargain. Great starter or investment for only $99,999. Assumable VA Loan at 8112% Interest Architects Custom Brand new 4 Bdrm home with out- s tanding features. Including: high beam ceilings, skylights, and an open feeling. Ready to move in now. A Bargain at S139,500. Both homes will be open for inspection Fri., Sat., Sun. Call for directions. MAYO CK CORPORATION LAGUNA BEACH 494-2146 LOCJUna hach f 048 L.ocJuno NiC)lllef I 052 ....................... ·-····················· •EL RIBERA BY OWNER, Big Canyon 5 br, 3 ba, bale & Vu. AC. Twnhme, Augusta Model S7,50Q. in uperades. view, 3 Br, den, pool, *lmmedl.ate SJoo.ooo. ss1-42SS ;acuzz1. tennis. $220,ooo. 37 Canyon Island Dr. H9wport leoch I OH Open Sat & Sun 1·5. * Occu~anci ·····,·-:.-Y·FR···o··::T····-• &44-0350 "' " Newport l::xec Villa can be your ! Selle s .-UXURY COuDO Spamsb tile & brkk, 3 --·----• huve moved! Very • " motivated. Swim, Cash, Big Bay/Ocean vu. Adull Br, Fam Rm, & Pool. !;a1I or play tennis at your sec bldg. Boat slip, pool. Reduced. Great Western pvt club within walklQg Lee 2br, 2ba. Sac. By R. E.963·7600: 539..()784 d1~lan<."C. Jmmac! Va-Own. $175,000. Opn 10-S, JO cant! 4 BR . paneled Sat/SUn, 310 Fernando. HM D. LUSK family rm. slep-up din· Bal Pen. #408. Carey. Exquiiiite 4 Br, ram rm, 2 mg. ci:.tm cpts & drps in 213.afJl-0361 ba. Shimmerin~ pool. c()('oa's & wht. Custom ---------Spacious wooded lot in creme 11lucco Inside & HARIORVIEW Eaatblult, $179,000 vut. including walls & PALERMO Owner. Open Sal1 Sun courtyard patios. Fan· 4Br, 2"2Ba, ram rm, din _1_-s_._933_Be_ll_ls_. ____ 1 tast1c~ Super price of rm, pror lndsc pd . ::.i!l,950. • jacuni. Owner al re· •Romantic *Tri-Level Just listed. Ro mantic Ocane home reaturmg open fir plan W1C07.Y COD· vcrsatlon pit, rrml garde n dining, hi gh duced price of $179,500 Lease hold or $193,250 Fee. iu.-6221 OPEN HOUSESUN. t -5, ~Vista del Oro. Blut:ls 4 BR, (am-rm. 2lh ba, close to scl'Us & 11bop·g. Across from Park. $130,000. Agt. 548-9625 or 645-1410 cathedral ceilings, huge ----------ma~ter !;te. ram-rm & HARIOR VIEW 2250 sq ft •: Dct.'OI' Is uni-HOME quc ID O£f Whites & rtoral. OPvt lake & tennis club Tropical ,wadis• REDUCED THOUSANDS! Not one-but 2 Newport Crest Townhomcs. Both sellers anxious. Large __ ... ____ ..... hvmg rm with balcony. Spa c. o pe n master bedrm, xlnt prices. Bet· ter hurry. won't lai.t ! 645-0303 FORESTE OLSON ....... , ........ ... ··~-c:- OUTSTAHDl~G VIEW :mr. :ma. derk. Jacuu1, llcrlutll!d unique home S185.000. 49!H759 me. Pnred under market 4 Bdrm & den, 21f.? ba --------- for fast sale. $105,000. P a l e r m o Al d I . OWNER • OPEN condo, KING OF THE We have several beaut 3 Waterfall-Fire pit. Dry Newport C.: r es t , 7 ----- Invest Now This low maintenance Laguna ocean view four plex can insurP ~ ou a handsome income for the luturc for an altordul>le ~15.000 IH.l'JI MOUNTAIN & 4 tiR homes for under decorated streams. No Goodwill Ct. Tastefully N 1 k d . S40,000. Some will VA. Bkrs.644·0614 decor . 28d., + d e n, eat Y tuc e '" lovely also no down payments. 2\A.IBa. Xlnt loc. ~25.000. h illside a r ea 1s a •1 VAupto~7.500. * 'IDO ISLE 548.3255 bedroom picture of' beau ~ ty. framed in eleRant •TOLLE* Lge el~~nt 5 Br. 4 ba· 1--------•I wrought iron fencinu. fam rm ·bar+ pool ta· "-..&.d= Val Gorgeous pool. jacut1.i & *Rr'LJORS * ble. Frml din rm. 3 car vvnr ue S WE1':PING vn:w-ut gar. $345,000. Drive by ONLYS16 ,000 only S!l9,500-VA i\b· •586-8500• 430 Via Lido Soud then 3 Bdrm. family or den, sumablc. OPl':N MUN · _____ m_a_k_e_a..;.p"-pl_._6_73_·940 __ 1 __ 2'h bo, sep din rm. TJIUllSlll8.30P~ SPECTACUL AR Lake hc~allyLonly ~~~~~~~:lo~.a~-~y, •.NQuail ~ liiitlPlac• Prap....tl•• 7S2•'920 view. Charming brick patio. 3 br. 2 ba twnhse. Split level Condo wibtrl ---------• view in E. Bluffs. 2Hr, ~15.000. 8:l3·D43K Hla & powder rm combo. HAHC;AIN' Very nice 2 S108.000. 2235 Vista hr, l ba home. S65.900. Huerta, N.B.644-6845 LIDO ISLE 4 IR l Br w/pvt entry. Agt. $229,000. l·f.61·2626 -LAGUNA BEACH. 2 on a tot. Botb with super ocean view. New 3 bedrm, 2 bath, fplc, 2 decks, dynamic design +older upg r aded 2 bedrm w/fplc. Priced to sell at $232,000 .. submit your terms. World Wide Brokers, 673-4545, J ean· nie. ~l?~ Home + Income cj7~ ";; SUper view, 2 blks. to 353 N. C-t, la«11n• beach, on dbl. lot: 2 _494 __ ·_'7B"l_• __ 7_e_a_-scasa bdrm., frplc. & big deck, with l bdrm. apt. + laun· dry rm. & workshop. Great property at only S179,SOO. Open Sun. 1·5. 2817 Rounsevel Terrace. Whit• Wat..-View OMCEUPON AN OCEAN SOME MEN Bt.:ILT A SEA WALL TC} S EPAH ATE TJI E:. C R A S H l N G S t.: H I-~ FROM TlllS CJCE1\N.· FRONT HOME. Lot.'uted In the private communl .. ty o r Blue Lagoon. Gl:ARDED BY STONE WALLS & SECt.:REO' IRON GATES a...,... Hiiis I 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 BA hm w pool. Mint cond. SSl .500. May rent. Owne r /agt . 494-8611. VIEW-$69,950 180 Degree view over Leisure World : beautiful 3 bdrm .. 2 bath condo, all on one Ooor; adult area. Move in fast! U00 OUAIUt HlWH>ltT HACH Open Ilse Sat1Sun 12·6, 5116-SOfB By owner. Beaut. pvt area ~uion VJ.fo I 067 townhome. Ocean view 3 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• br. 2 frplcs. pvt bearh, tennis, pool. Sl26,000 lnl-3333or 494-3320 Ridgev1ew Dr. 6 months new. 3 Br 2 Ba. la'll ctu.nce at Sl~.900. To ll. E. 101 I. 495·6119 ~ISSION VrEJO"S NO. 1 REALTY FrRM IAYVIEW $129,000 '""Y Custom English Style 3Br, 2ba, cathedral cell· ings. hardwood noors. New cond. Corner. 645-0758 HARIORVIEW SUPER HVH Carmel, 3 BR, 2 Ba, dramatic tiled ram -rm. clecoralor papers. brick patios, great loc. By Owne r Sl52,500. Open 12·5 Sat /Sun, 1937 P o rt C laridge. 644-8799. COMESEEUS! Expanded Monaco 4Br. WESTCLIFF dlx 3 br, 2 JBa, close to pool. pk & ba, country style . ram schl. Byownr $159,000. rm, outdoor enterlam1ng ---------1 Prime North e nd 3 bdrm., 2 ba .• den. 2 FOR SALE AB Hgt.a, 3 Br frplcs., oak firs., i.tained 2 Ba, end of quiet street, glass, deck, brick walks, fantast1cviews. g reenh o use, elec. EBB TIDE llE!ALTY garage. Real value for ___ 4_94_-9_4_!16 ____ , $184,500. Open Sat. & °'&4 HSE SUN I ·S sun.1-5. 1640 Hillcrest lorCJQln View 934 Perk A... Only 2 blks. to beach in A charmin& home in a South Laguna.. 2 Bdrms .. central location w/vlews (rpJc., deck & lath house, or ocean & hills. 2Br, lBa on bil lot. Charming on a lively tree lilied yd, starur home for only walk to beach, town & $129,500. Open Sun. l·S. tennis coorts. $119,500. 31788 5th Ave.. South HOWARD JOHNSON La1una. II.ALTY 4'7-1744 •FANTASTIC• •OCEAN VIEWS• From all rooms or this unique Henninger-built luxury custom home. Dramatic & ver y spacloua !approx 3000 S.F.> 2Br, 2VJ8a home w/bu&e open beams. 2 story, driftstone frplc. very lal'ge tam rm/den, wet bar, deck. gigantic Roman Tub wijacuui. s team s h ower & numerou s other amenities. Located in presUaloWi Port.afinu $275,000 BY OWNER 491H965 Next door lo Emerald Bay. lovely rerurbl1hed 2 br, 2 ba borne wlvlew, beam ceilln&s, fplc, life Jand1cpd lol. •162,000. Owner. 714 :497·3107 or 213~431-1.581 L :;,!'1)' (c.r'Jac~ I ~ O.L:f"or AllCH HACH HTS. Thls 3 bdrm. home offers beautiful coastline views from 2 decks; very tastefully decorated: in· eludes a dark room. $132,500 HIDEAWAY Come to historic al ··Artist's Row·· & be enchante d by this a bdrm. & den Monterey Colonial; e njoy the seclusion or s hady aarden patha & ocean view decka. 1164,500 L.AGUMA CHARM- • .11 exemplified In tllll jewel located In one ot the rnoet desirable areatt In Laauna. This 3 bdrm. home olCen privacy, a 11w1mmlni pool & ocean view! fl89,000. ~~~~~~--~~· IXCB.LIMT 9140TIL Heart of .La1una loca-tion: x1nt c:ondlUon, larae pool II reervaUon uea. Sborl wollt to NORTHVIEW SEEAMERIC1\'S MOST 3 Bedroom, 2'h balhs. 2 SUCCESSFUL NEW story model 282. $118,950. COMMUNITY JAY W YEATS CHARM BEGINS COMP & 11o..1y When you step thru the "'" front door of this lov. 4 •--H'--' 1052 ___ 4_9_9·_2_2_1_7 __ BRi fnm. a·m . h ome. 759-0226 --..--·~ Perfect locat ion . This PLANNED UNIT ••••••••••••••••••••••• REDUCED.II. Sunshine, and comfort + DEVELOPMENT has detailed island. s tyled SP.AllKLIMG POOL A c t now ! ! F o u r view. SlOS.BOO. architec ture. in plus jacuzzi is yours to bedroom, ma&Sive view: DYNAMITE! Polynesian deslgn. The 3 enjoy in lhls highly up· Laguna Beach home This popular tri-le\·et level floor plan features 2 graded home. Charming owner motivated and home orrera 3 BR. Fam. BDRM S . & D E N • t kit h n r ii nex.ibJe·, price .slashed to Rm. Plush carpets & n COWl ry c e • am Y ~alnt. Cl""• to schools. S E R V 1 C E D B Y 3 room, den & 4 bedrooms. $164.,500. (219 1 ""'" BATHS. ALL SILT· IN Priced right at Sll9,SOO. rees galore, Call now! OPENSAT1SUN l·S patios. Open daily, 1201 183.5 Port Carlow Pembroke. By owner . 640·1049 5149.000. 646·9836iEves 646-0100 NEED GIR&.FllENDS1 You'll have more then Brand New 3br , 21hba Condo. $84,950. Lowest price in NB. 962·7183 you can handle, once you, _________ , are sel·UP in thi s glamourous bayside con· do adjacent to pool. beach & boat dock. 2 + den wieverything you need to have fun: 1325,000. Waterfront Capt Cod 3 Bedroom home w /boal dock In front. $189,500. Peggylroms lltffltor 645·1 S3 I KITCHEN & LG E. PRIVATE REDUC&D $4000. DINING AREA. Liv. rm. PARADISE Can ·t beat this buy!! Newport Crest 2 Bdl'm, LwE/VwEe~"'bAaRrE. A._.LRLON3· Price r""'uc-..t Sea Ter· Over 2,000 Sq. Ft. o 21,Ai ba tri·level. Lowest NfWPOJH ('fNTER Rf Al TY 640 18 l2 I.A> ~ "" t:U a aclous livlng A BR's• SlVS TO IR""CN pnced plan 2. Upgraded. TING ON THE OCEAN race home on large to• .,r • • · -., Two f'"""pla""s custo S 169,500 End unit, stePB to pool & •· HAV E OUTSTAN· with 3 bedrooms, family ..... ~--' tennl S1 On ... lnten"or ACTNow1i1 Huge 4 Br, '>A()() sq.ft. s. 13,500 r/Agt D(NG VJEW. room & dining room. · · · · ,.... TWO CouD05 home. "ou own th• land. _4r7_~_1_05_or_6_7S_·5200_,,;_ __ ----+-----Ideally located on quiet " '' "' ___ ... __ _ ··' d ''lh · I 3 B d l '.... b Just became available. The Spacl·ou• pnrk Ilk• c.,... e·sac w. view o rm. ~ a . . BIG C •NYO'"' grountbfeat;re 2'"swm~ rolling hills. Security, LaUForest 1055 eartblone decor. v Hurry! A ""' llllNG POOLS, TENN1S private beach, pool & ••••••••••••••••••••••• TermsS63,900. Townhome. El Dorado COURTS & PRIVATE u-nnla courts, afford thet--------•t ~ rndl,oew.962'6898 SANDYBEACH.lonll or bcstofllvlng.Avalueat *HAWAIIAN* 3 Bdrm. 2 ba., n ew Best~BeacbDuplex14 Laguna you won·t rind Sl29,000. w,ctrl. air + view! ... BR 4c 3 BR Prl ruy anything LIKE Tills SEA TRRACI * HOLID •y * $71,900. d/6> 1-~,._ ,._ ...... '""' """'lCaU0 l nc. 0 • OCEANFRONT HOME Neartheseawlthpartlnl forTWO.Sdnys~cludes NEATRETREAT "\ '645":9161-v•..--orapp. at the price or ocean view. Near new 3 round trip air fare & BeautlluUy decorated 3 -· You'll love the country $215,000 bedroom, 2'iti bath hotel with ocean view-BR. home with fantastic NEAIOC!AM &IAY charD) or thla Back Bay A HOME NEARBY IS townhome with 26 ft our housewarming gift to landscaping, rrun trees •DUPLEX• area hme, s Br. Fam OFFEREDAT~.000 master bedroom with you. Purchase brand and your very own fish Lovely beamed ceilings, Rm, Din Rm, 3 Ba, 2 MISSION RI.ALTY fireplace. See loday,only new home from owner. 4 pond. Asteol at $83,BOO. one fplc, well kept. fplc's,. T&alefully de· stlSS. CSl. Hwy,La1una •122.~. Bdrms, 21,.~ ba. 2200 sq C.. n.·-•rocc:up1"ed. corated, w/wood panel· ....... .._........ 2 ( l f Id" •. SERVING """11" Ing, wall paper, rresh ,_. 4t4-07J I IJcJ.IOio~6!404~ ta~I~· r~~~n ~::de~ THE ENTIRE 3063SthSt. paint lnalde & out, new .t.falibuLotaforSaJe ~ marltet. uos.ooo . SADDLEBACK cpl• & appllc. Beaut. lJpperVlctoriaBchDplx · ~ HURRY-thiswon'tlast. VALLEY Jnd1cpd. Sprnklra. Jncl'dl· Furn ... '285,000. 830-5395 714/837·9500 Comply enclosed bl11~~~~~~~~ OPEN1•5 •3 Br. 2 Ba. SPECIAL!~~~~~~~~~ 714lS8l·lOOO :::ty~>' w(~• .~·:~:I· l~.~~tY.t=.·rc>.; Ul,1100 . Be autUul l.d&i'-"t 1055 LclMFeHJt 1015 Own=;;:;;;2;;:;;;f;;:;;;a-.bu""'t;;:;;;uous=--N=ew-Po..__rt., $1SS,000.174l lf\lfoe Ave. New Cor\Structton :JD~~~~~t~"P~::: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• boma. Both fee • must NB. <Btwo Ho I day as V ........ ,l ..... ICO. Or "'--•all one. Harbor View 20th St.> By owner. ..-sn " • v.,..n S/S. anytime .... 84.S-0298; 4No«Hl OPEN H7 s. Coul Hwy • by appt. 714·~. If ~~h::.s:onr;.J~ HOUSESal/SUnl-SPM 4~-3585 NA, 49t-162S, Lve ma . ---------• treet. Dctl\c:hed bonus ~ bcllll. rm/~th. Soati RV aru. ud(; "'10rd ;{., • Dod: 4 tl95,000. (2) BROAD· + F, JSaytrol\\ Prop, MOOR S.EAVIEW: 3 Ma-:IOOZotMS-SOOOx.218 8dl'm oc:.anviett tot, will complete Oct. $240,000. w..a Hh "°"'* ShoWn by appt. P:ves " •,.-wlc n d a (7.14 >H4·0IS.S2 OuStbM bit beauty. Uni· Wied ,,.,.,...,,._1323 Cl~ noor etan, 3 DR, 2 YI ... w,_,.. tith. Luah So. Seu BY OWN ta iia_.n. Fr»lC. PA beat. Must tell 3 br Newport 1145,000. 1-PJU_.;;..;;.;;M..,;£~-...;...;..:.. __ Shott•. rm.MO. 846 7801 ,,. CAWSOM CO. 8 RIAL'tOll R, 2 28lt N.wport Blvd. 1-..tl.,.fa...;.-~.:.......;:...;...;.;;._ N=:ch. I Pw ~ ~H.wt,.., 5* HouMt '4>r S• Oftwt-.... ..... 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Yf1u hnt In thlK bu1ut1ful 4 Hy OV.1lCU'• we }lllltnuit•d 4-PLEX 8U1LDA8LE LOT -·•••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br I Ba, fplc, di.A f?'• bet.lrm vtun 3 Munv u11 mob1l• hrn. SJ<1' Mllny Excellt:nt runtal ar~a -2 1111tts Crom 1835 Skylme Dr .• pef'mtt o w N pr 0 pert y tn S1l2$ mo. Consider q.we!t 11t11du Wat.-r 1tufl~.-r. ictru. 'Prlclt reduced btach. All 2-bdrms & Ct:nct..'<l back 11 ready. Plana ror 3 Br lniticwwd. llawlborne alude:ots.4!M-a:rl3 Cbarmin8 i BR hom~ w/ap c muat~r BR. livin• room " kltch~n lookin.r out onto aUra('t1vt.'ly lund.ac p-.'\:l'Ol'Ulor drt"' ti. prof. vulu. Adil•, ao 1?•t1. yar · rea uy a •"""'• • Dtn Km, 3700 sq.rt. Room WIU. ,. Y CASH!l er 2 &. $400 mo. Call lund~upt·d Ofht100 for 01t)'I 49ti·7H4, Eves 7 UNITS lurpool,greatv1owis. Ph.Toml>'AJllt.aandro Blll,at67S 3159 .:u.uw 4116 2112&. Pride of owntirshtp. SlK townhouse un· ab Tide Rlty • To __ _...tES C tb.dll'Al ctlmgt. in Ovlns room, dern & rormaJ dJmn&: room: 2 lrg noor t.o c llln ,,,.._.,. l'l"". 64£ )474 """·n•~ ." • .-avr-IU\• ~--detM•-.a2J2 •~ a BR. fantaatlc ~coan its w\tb huge: own~rs' unit. Garages. • ...,., .,...... (21J>674·6907 or <714) =.: ........ -. ..... . Dy apor>mtmt:nl only 640 59'71 n oWM• -uo1.ooo ~11 "1cw. a und ck. Su. ] UNITS R·3 LOT, 13 Units. Costa S4G·620l anytime or -.. I I ' I • uiiwus. $29.500. 499·2630 NEWPORT IEACH Mesa. Pnnc. onJy. Call (71'*6..5221al\.6pm SPY S I~!!!!!!!!~ Beautilu l arta ! All units h av~ S-Spm.~·5935 Local bui lde r want• DELUXE/PROF $25 ODO refrigerators & l"~ndry ~uipmant in Npt Bcb R ·2. Sale or bul Id able pro p e rly DECOR R 1 d Do 1 b , trade. 441 Westmins ter. Newport, Costa Mesa 4 Dr, 3 Ba, F'Um m. 3 , -aun ry room. n t pass ase Y. 63 $7S.OOO area. Teur·downs, add· eor car. 2 fplc'fl, micro Z ~rm, 2 but.h. Mobile ·• TWO 4-PLEXES -COSTA MESA 50xltl6~dys • ons. mul~le unit pro· wave oven, wetbar. CHAM, AC.NI OfllNHOUSE SAT 1-5 ,M $58,750 :I+ 1'001. ~~::;t ;::·':>:r·P111nr:.•~:ii E~cet-~~E:&nt corn1 ~tr1 1od~aUont:_.1 ~e~dly ~~~Ta~~~?w. ~~~0:-;:~~ ~!Tto~~ lor ctutalls. Ed Riddle pain oau . comp e e Y ecora ~ ms1 <: 40 AC Mr VISTA Agent. 644·121l&4t-al32 rM ilton1.6'6·88l l. & out. Wall sell separate or together. S.D. County. Cood waler ~!":1~:~ ~i:·~=~~~I~~~~~~~~~ ~1 Luwcll Ukr IH7 8~3 Acreog. for 1&M · t JOO , __________ , ....................... . 2 STORY /POOL Ju:: 01!~:~:0 -.... us l&.UffS LtvtHG <>t>t:!ll s \T sC"ll 1 :>- WES TC LIFF J bch m.o; J IJJ &. F'":Jt Gor~eoui.ly t1nuruk:d & up~rad1'il Ol'E:-.1 SUN I 5 12011 .. :,M:'< LJnt' Propc:rty lloui.<' 642 :~ --llGIAYVIEW ~ Am1go:. Wo •. l 11112 3 Bdrm 1ndudlni.: l~l' Master w open twJm., 2' :J bat.hi.. Prore~"cmully decorated w /~1l\ ht•ll wallpaper GJrd~n pJllo Sll9.5000wn~ Aitt. ~1p avJ1l Lu'\ury & con Call 640-44j8 temporary c lci:am·c. 4 •MM#WW.-MM Rr 3 Ba + '>eµarJlC J:ue'>t quiirtcri. Shu\\ n SuntlJy. 1·5l'M. 673 2012 1076 Eastbluf( area. Nl>wly de t'i• ·lbr + cxqllltfll' den, approx l3X3 I _32 77 ,500. _Pnn unly. 1>40~~ ------.---·1 · ..................... . ~LY $89,900. $1250 PER ACRE This t bedrm, 2 b11th Ccn· T11nbcr. gold mane. de· tul'} llume 1c, on u lari:c velopers Nev. City, lot at l'1\ll ol qwct l'ul lh: C'<lhf Next to Scotts Flat '>Jl. Many upt!r1ulcs Hes Lo\\ mJ111lcna11c:c yartJ SW1\RTZ REAi.TY Wllh HV lil'C:Cl>S. (iood ___ t_714lG40-ll27 schoOh;. Close to South Coo:.t Pla.t:J. Seller ha!> A nEHTIOM bo14:ht new home Ciill DEVELOPERS for add1t1onal dcta1b. 546-4141 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. R1vl'rs1de County 1n Sun nymcad, approx. 490 acres. Perfect for m101- ranche1>. 5 Miles from Lake Perris. R.C. TAYLOR CO. 955-0350 20ACRES REDUCED TO, SELL Unohstrul'll.':\1 lo C'o:,l!I \ll•sa, ovc•r look1nj.! b1l,J11lll ul Newport Huy, Ol't'an .~ Catalina Ut•I J>e..,., 1•ntry. µ l a :.. t l' r c d w41 I I ., . :1 t.lt:(!room~. 2 hath.., & .111 S.tl/Rfltt/Trade , lk.•aul. Ol'cun view home. Elega~t cxc·t ho.mt:s, un overlooking Dana l'omt dl'r 911M . Nr ~o Coast llarbor. Pril'c rl'dU<'l'd lo Plaza. Ai;t Shirley. ~l:!I !>50 Call 714-~7·06911 ----- Xlnt for investment or l·an be ~pht. Some with VtcWb, loaded with ouk t1·ecs. Sc.-eml( is btlhev. 10~. UKlt SCOTT REALTY 536-7533 cll'ctnt· k1tclwn l"l'lll't•cl ---------orr ovcrs11cd hf'Jlcd ~ flllert'<I pool Now onl\• Townhouse, :1Br. set S:!I0.000 Ownl'I \\-Ill gall!, pnvatl' Lennis t•rl c11rr.· buyer Suhm1t un pool & JU1·u111. l\clull dl!r 29« uown tom m . . l O' • clown M.M. Lalor~ Rltr. S87.500 ,Sc.·llcr c~rnl:'s ~ 5 .. 8 34".. ~l·ar 1IJ ,. only. 2nd TD .. • -l!.1:1·2043 OPEN SAT/S ..... 1·5 225 La.Jotfo MEW MODEL TOWMHOME OCEAN Vtt:W- END l:NIT "VETERAMS HEED SPACE? Approx. 23!JO sq. It or i.upcr h\ ml! :.pace in lh1.., 5 br ~1ant. Horne 1:. loc:alt'CI i.n a chmcc SiinlJ Ana area. & 1:. VA .ip praised at a low sale prrce or only ~65,1100 Ownl'r will help w c lw .. mg cost!>. Jubt li~tccl & "'111 nOl lasl. Call now• 963-0891 (71 I) 676-5717 0 I{ 522 2UKO --- LOADED W /OAKS 5 At'rl·~ loaded w1Lh oak tree~ to the Cleveland National Fon'"'· So. of C)run~e Co Mun1c1pal water, Kentlc rolling knolls for view ~1tes Ownl•r will carTy Agt. (714 > h77 ~i91 OH 522 0530 PRICE REDUCED -SUBMIT OF-& rt1ady to d e velop. in Nqwport Shores. Prin· 2 Br 21-'l Ba, Fam R m . FER! $U,000 an acre. ciples onJy. John 673·9211 k1lch, rcfna. wahr/dryr. TRl-PLEX OOLPIUN R.E. 2 car gar, beaut yard, ·d ( h. l ld Call 494-3S81 R..tab grdor sd· $575 yrly. Pn E: o owners ap, on y 2 yrs. o . ••••••••••••••••••••••• I mme o ccpy. 421 Spacious 3 bdrm. 2 baili owners unit HousnhrllilhM Narclssus642·3286 w /fireplace. Comm lot. 1.31 ac on b usy ••••••••••••••••••••••• .;...;~~.:.._ ____ _ 3 UNITS b l St ... Tustin. where the tab)a Island 3106 Charming secluded 2 Br, a<..'tlonas! • ••••••••••••••••••••••• fplc, wood beam clgs, EASTSIDE COSTA MESA i .9'J Ac, Indio R·3 Lot. gar SS25 644 -5687 Ownt:rs • r t ar unit has largt family ocxllo Apt. Complexes & WIMTER RENTALS ..:;:.._:...·..:_..._· ____ _ !>hop'gCtr. 2hr,2baSSSO. 2 Br, bltns: aar , lndry, room w/firf!plact:. Units are freshly DRAKE 2 br.1 bu $4~. $400 mo. S40·8759 or paint.00. carpt!.S, drapt:s. pool. 675·0994 543.9002, asklor Alex. DUPLEX- EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 2·bdrm. unit w/private patios on de· sirable corner lot in NEWPORT HGTS! Completely remodeled ex· terior. landscaptd/sprinklers. l!l!llQuail liilPlace Praperties 752-1920 1400 QUAIL ST. NEWPORT BEACH Income Properiy 2000 Income Property 2000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Distress Property! I can fmd it for you. Beach area specialist. 4Plcx creat Costa Mesa area. 2 Br :.lud1os, Sl75!\1. Breccher Invest. !>43 8162 IYOWHER &ASSOC. 838·5700 E. &yfront lge a prox 3M 3Br. 2Ba home. yard. 2 sq.ft. 2 & 2 + f'R/Deo. & car garna:e. '450 mo. iodr grdn/pal.J.o. 40' slip 7~1131 or640$00 av1l. Wint e r 10/1. Mobile home/ 2300 534·1700; 121 E. Bayfront Duplex 2 bd 1 ba. No Trtr Ms children. No pets. $350. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa Penhtsula JI 07 21.3·799·1124 l!lltabli.shed RV park, nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• -=.:~:.:-------. Hemet. In remote valley. SPACIOUS oceanfront 4 Oltta~e. 2 Br 1 Ba. patio. Part oC 355 a cres Br2Bacompletclyfum. ncwdecor,carport..S.or package. Incl'& 70 ac. R·l hmc. Fplc, wshr /dryr, llwy. ~·3547 eves. approved s ubdiv. Owner dshwshr, 2 car gur, i:io Spurkllng 1 Bdrm. partly may sell park or subd1v pets. Yrly renlal avail. furn. Patio. SoiHwy. sep. Agt. ( 1 >99'1·2500. SCpt. 15th. 644·9582 $3.50. 673-8617. 549·1967 BY THE SEA Winter rental nr Uay & Lake new, 2 BR. family Ocean. 2 or 4br, frplc & rm, gla:ss rm. many ex· Cu r ~ace. No pe~s. lrus-a petiadult park. (213)243·5316 Priced to sell. 20x511'. 4 BR 2 ba Seashore Dr. I Fi'4896-t>7 l · Winter le~e SS75. mo. COURTESY REALTY 536·1827or960-1830 962-7751 Neal 3 bedrm. 1 bath. pnv RV PARK patio. ~ozy !pie. S375imo. I 'ttour from Orange wmter. Harrett Realty, County. 340 acres, a:;· 642·5200. SUIT(' 7•1:, TD. tncome --.-------~J.000. f'ull pnct! Sl.5 Capistr.o•och 3118 BeaUllful 3 br, 2 ba +den cui1t. hm. Mex tile, Roman t u b. Sundk. 00) 7849 SS751mo. 3 811, 2 Ba, fplc, Nxt to park. Wik to bch. 428 Beaoma 644·1732 One blk from Big Corona. Spacious 4 BR. 3 BA hse. f'rpl. gar. i;uesl rm & ba. Call 613-5646. Pmbatl'ti. Foreclosure.'4, H:inkruptc1es.D1vorc.'e Investment properties. Below market pn t·e World Wide Broken Call 67s-4S4S Mtlhon Crenllve Invest ••••••••••••••••••••••• Two t plext•s, !>1de ,l>Y mt•nt~r.14.9513 On The Beach. 3 Br. 2 ba, sill~ !\1esa del Mur C!\1 S5SO/mo winter. Avail 3 Br 2 Ba. picturesque. cl.ipboard cottage. s teps to big Corona. $675 per mo. 644 OlO'J Xlnt cond . Never a Mountoi", Deseri, nowCull496·5913 vacancy. $300,000. 25'<· Resort 2400 · 4 Bd rm:.. 21111 bath" 1·u.<1tom ; 1dl!al eptertJ111 111ent home Un ~Ull'l, nil de sac :.trccl. ~1:~.500 :.inr, :!';Ba. spill k,l'I, rnuntrv kitchen . sl'l·luded qwel. bl·nut1ful area 1\i.kin~ S9!.l.!150. :\lay <'<mb1dcr lsc opuvn. TrJb1.K·o Mei.a & Canyon 2:16 At·rc..,, S630,000. 40 arrc.rJnch bile, Sll0.000 30 a1·r e ranc h s ale. s:l20.000. 155 acre ranch ---------dwn. Short escrow req 'd. •••••••••••••• ••••••••• HuntincJton •och 3140 Pnnc only Plea~c call THIHKIMG OF ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Br & den, fptc, bltns. no gar. $325. 601 Begonia, 673·7513 cve:..s_. ___ _ Pyramid bcl\ongors site. Slll0,000. Water & clcdr1<•1ty uvail. Sam Re-altors 8 33·1768 -... -~ BAYFROHT OPEN SAT /SUH I ·4 HOWARD JOHHSOM l'====== REALTY I! 497-1744 831-3698 ~--iililililllllillmiriil Porter. t93 2781 ---- :155 QUALITY acres in Lake County. Su itable r:mchcuc. rnobill! home 621 Lido Pork Or. l'undo. 111111 A 1. ~1Jal·1vu:----------2 htlrm or l Julrrn & OLD SPAHISH den. :! h:ith,.. li.:t• FIXERUPPER pra\,Jlt• Jlnuin. lll•t·I.. Some ot•t•an vie" c;ootl M-c:unl~ bldit . ll<1~1l illll k rilOI Separate dm rm ava1l.Unlys;!lit50ll Fam1h room. Orlin 1233 S. Mohawk park. :1.:r 1culture ctC' VaC'ant. sharp 3 lill. 2 Ownl.'r scllini; all or part. H:1. plll!lh hrown t•urpcl. Pat•kago Inc Id's :.!. br Xlnt wrm'>. VA no tJown houw Own1.•r motivated A .. lon:.: ~J8.!J50 Whal 1s 1\1,'\ 11 J997 __ 2500 __ . __ _ \Our11frt•r., IHEN Cemtt-L t / SKY'S THE LIMIT 2-4-12 & 24 Units. Beach and inland Orange Coun· ly location for highest value call 979·8533, liob K. or Chris 4 PIH Hunt. lch. blwn4&8PM.540-6.138 Bach condo, 1 blk from 00 UNITS overlooking the PALM SPRINGS? beach. Harbour Pacific. F11~1~ ,;EhA~ ! c ~aN~ew ~ oceanmNorth San Dicgu Think of a luxunous 3 Fully furn . Pool & BR, 3 HJ\. 1700 sq. fl. j a cu 7.Z 1. $2 5 0 I mo. SIOOOi mo. County. Prm.only. twnhm wi pool, jacuzzi, 213-592·317lalt.6:30pm. 644·1481 MJ\LOS.,~·~v~TMTS. wet bar. t·mplll'y furn. L -._-__ ._ 3148 C M 3224 Close to dwntwn Palm OCJUftO _...,,... osto •sa Carlshad 714-729·1129 Spran gs.~ For dc·tails ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVE phone agt 1193-4773 or 3 Arch Bay. 2 Hr. fr1)!r. )) 898-78.s.'i om vu. pvt l>rh. $485 Deluxe 4 plex with :super _ __ _ 544·44111or4!)!)"206ti sharp owner's unit. In BIG lJt-:AK LAKE FHUNT - park uk<' surrounding:;. SlS!l.OOO. 5 Cabrns Oceanfront. :J [lit, 3 HA. ' -='<cwport J11·1~ht:. Rt•Jlly Cry;t[ o s I 500 645-5044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GIB WAL'KER pi1s:-1t.hhty wi-:EKt-:Nu REAL TY L75-5200 !)PECIAL only ~7l.50lt ,.. Network/ Pt. Reatty Call 496·5600 ---~ LOCJUIMI I 086 Last 2 avallablc Crypts at ••••••••••••••••••••••• llarbor Rest $250 ea. Pnde of ownership. 3 br. t •., ba owner's unit. Just reduced to a low $148,900. Localed in µri me rt!· Agt 4!M !l727 4:14.97(}t !urn. fresh & cleun. SOOO ·--__ s1denllal Income area. --/\pp l y R os c Lacy. EASTSIDE Agent54S..8424. 673·7737. ~ Cowtty 2500 NICHOLS Reul ~tatc. COSTA MESA -------Property 1506 S. Coa:.t llwy, Lag EASTSIDE UMITS •••••••••••••••••••·-· Bch. COMDO - VIRGIN DUPLEX ,________ OPE:M HSE SAT 1·5 MH82S _____ _ 3 Bdrms. 2 ha' u1>. 1 Ur tlown I c·ar gar C"stm hwlt w OJmt·nilt•' Stl'l>'-lo on•.m IM'J.;-,t)O Op<:n !'>Un. l·:l 121H3rtl. NU Newport Pier Realty . :tc muaildii 2005 Balboa Blvd. Newport Bc.h. 673·2058 -,.- l' r 1 ce redut•t1on~ Walerfr11nl. t•ondu St5Q,000. /\gt'nt li75·1i000 STEPS TO SAHD Newer duplex. l ~ hlk. to oct•an, :J hdrm.C: 4! hdrm umh. Ni!W caQ~I. sun deck. patio. i:rt>at for summer1wmtef' rentols SI 71J.OOO ., HEwr<>RT •tACH REALTY '75°1642 .. PERFECT HO ... E BEACH TRl·LEVF.L. 32131 VircJiftia Woy 2 Masonic cemetery plots. SLAS HED 520.500' Bt>auurul o1.ean views S340 ca. Contact. Pac1f1c Spcl1.:.ll'ular ocean '•<'W lrom h\ln~ & dmmit rm, View m Nwpt Bch or 0 L. Cl\l'(' 4 bedroom. den. lg derk. patio. rrpk. de Denton. 3050 Gran.1.te Or. ramllv room, gamt: .,1gner n•r:imic tilt• on Prescott, J\nz 86301 or rnom, RV parkmj.! on ap kitchen walls & 1~ Terra cn~6()2l145 !l136 pro"I. '" acre Hou1:ht Cota floors in kitchen. Comnwrciol ____ _ Jnc>thcr, MUST JIAVF Corrlt'&look Sl29.~liJO I en· 1-· EH Now o n I) HOWARD JOH ... SO... Property 600 H' WV• " rt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~i.~1·1""' REALTY U1';RTllA HENHY HEAL TORS 497·1744 215 Del Mar ·192·1121 -------T;1blcrock-Rl.'aut1ful Vu. San Juan Copistrono I 078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIKE SITIIMG DUCKS? Well. these are SWIM MING duc ks in tht Li\KF. frontmi: your de ·hj\htrul 3 htdroom . :! halh <'od unit townhomc JU~t :.!. duors from the pool in V1llaJ:l' San Juan area. onl:v 2 year:. oltl ano at a pnt'C· 'nu II nl'H'r l11:al' Only $71.!JOIJ' Owner will llnancc s m •,;, tJn. lBr. den. 1 ha, 517·5214. 532-5107, 5'12 R792 MOVE IN HOW! l'errecl ror a :.torter home. 2 Bdrms. & ? buths Just ~tc·p.., tn a private beech an So. Laguna. $\36.000. Cousey & Company 1104 So Coai.t If wy LAGU!'iA BEACll 497-2457 0111·n \l11n 'I hur~ ·111 8 :11 Tustin I 090 l'~t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pnme Comm. crnr lot. 70x117 Nwpl Rlvd. Sm hldn'~ Gd prkn'g, vis· 1h1hly. 646-7171 ----- 1111 W. Chopmun.Orange P:arly 1900, 2 ~ty h'Ouse. zoned C·2. Corner lot, xlnl for uny business or hw m. Owner will con· SHh•r 2 yr lsc. Agl. II l!H7 2500. For sell or leas~ OOOOsquare reel 11r Pnme comm'I pro!X'r· ty •Xlnl investment opp· l v • llhvpt Bch, Costa M'1u areq •Must sec to apprcc. AshwlQ..lwt&• 634-2500 -~~~-~-~~ IMt 2 UR+con\. den. 2 l:la filled WH'o untn wairmth. 11J17 i>orl T¥1: Oui*txH/ gart Owner $152.Soo h~l I 8 jQuail ~ N E W H o M ES I N Onfts Hie I 800 ofr640-71W__ • Plac• J.F.MON 1n:JGllTS & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ ... ___ , Prop.,.1:1•• c () w I\ N 11 f: I G HT s 4 PLEX $243 ()()() FOR SAL~HY OWNER 752·1920 J\HEA 01'" TUSTIN Ulklobea~h Beautifully C\l!ltomizcd 1400 OUAll~twl'~!..!_IA~ g~Ls~~ !~~c~ S:04&00I~ lO'i'o down 008-5700 Portofln~>. Spectacular CASITAS. spaclou:. 4br. Bedroom homes from MWPT HGTS DPLX 180 deg view. Uir 2''l Ba. 2'2ba. crpts. dr ps. hll.ns, ;J.!00-3600 sq ft. Vlcw1. Lg. 3Brunit.s. frpk!s, encl f'amlly Rm. Mam rcil frpl(', putio. ~ar. com· Jacuzi1 & :-11unu. PLUS pul\o ~ai.reie. fantastic ln g11. Sepnrote ~u<'~l munity rec racihUes. ALL Aincn1t1('s, Open location. 4 yrll young. quarters. !51951.000. 2112 i76.000. Ownr. SatiSun l ·5. C all for _Sl59.~J4 )645-2.'130_ Port.Durncss Pl M4·4435 493595_5_or_49_3_·7780_ DircdioM el d SA.VETHOUSAHDS! WATERt'RONTJIOM1':S Ho Whe tHHde 631-1400 Ankle old Corona del 1900 D9.VER 4 BR. 2'"1 Ba. upgraded r-~~~~~~~~I Mnr. bench. library, post home. $70,000.1 negotrn· off'ce & shop~lng In Vacant 4 8R~rplc , ask· blc <>WC .• 92.4.,,n 1 • • •• ..... RV LOVERS cotne unit lo elp Wllh mg $t29.500. ot la your - -U . •-1 t s 49 990 orfcr? 2 BR, 1 ba home. W....-n 1q u e ,.. e. ega n payments. I ' . ""'14 descnbes thls 3tv + den WI ...... llltn 645-5944 deck & e n c l. y o rd. on Ira nJe·shn-<l lol on 67" ... 7 N-.rN\rt 11 .. 1-·· ... ealty 9.000. 29'12 Edacwood ... ,... 875-6160 .. ....... ~~.,.. "' ...... •~ Cul·de·sac. Cwitom ant. R.d. SJC. 49S-S2l6 fl'J)m nr w ceUh•t +darl· e.c-Pro...,tY 2000 RANCHO CArtST1lAMO 21!1 acre pancla. Ft-om SIO. Nallonal Forest are.a. ldeal for h<>r"s. PalVUE~TY ?31·0333 or 5'4-89i3 fog playbse o(t patlo. On· •••••••••••••••••u •••• ly S86.000. Sec It to ---------~ believe It. Opn Hae Sun HPM 14391 Sllvcrbrook. off Walnut. C h uck 808779.ARt ___ _ ,091 ••••••••••••••••••••••• E W St.S V\U oa r.tat•. En1U1h Tudor 2 wty, cpl, Ii drpa ttit uout1 uplfa<J41. Pa neled bonu!l r m, 3 br, 3 ba Premium lot. Alt' cood. Prin. only. 2l3·'9WOM Op.a sun. lH. 14401 ulrmlnl hAm TRIPLIX .. MIAIOCIAM All 2 bt-dtoom units. 3 blOf~ frC>m the. aand. Oood rent.al area. SUbrnll term. end li'MI . Only $16$.000. 963-0891 Twelve on double lot. HOR. SE COU .... TRY -. 3150 2 Be droom, 2 bath, Room for two more. 1-·1ve " Laquna Hills f1rcpl:ice, fencee! yard. CORONA DEL MAR 2 Br. six Dach and on.e1 I Acre/View ••••••••••••••••••••••• d ouble garaae. Six Br. $385,000 Pri R ..1... d Leisure World Condo. 2br. months ne w , yearly •••••• c• ._.ce-lba. carport $400 mo. leo.se.$4001per month. SIX UNITS $215.UOO S 18,000 Barnes 545-3722 COU OF NEWPORT • • • • • • Ranch house c?ns1sts ol .... __ port-leoch 3169 675·55 I I FOURPLl-;X $185,000 Sbr 3 ha & 28 famdun .--... I UIUCAllTS Ol'fN HOUK llU~TV 17130!•"99.Cot'4t Me .. 645·9161 roo~. llealed swunmm.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde 3 + family, pool ltichng nn~. cov· H• ba .• new pamt. $40C ered 11talls. tackihay w·TERFRO .... T Mo.Nopels. room. Towering t rees + "' " Agenl833·1768 your very own produrmg RENTALS avocado i;rove. A won· Have several wm{er ren· $400. New E-slde 3 br. 2 dcrful ra mily home. tats. prime residences. ba: yard. encl. aarage. 2 units+ guest. Idea I location. Owne r will COSTA MESI\ J2-2 br. un· finance. $167.500. Agt. 1ls. Pool & well mainl. 494-4U8 S425,000. Sprinll H lty Sl2!1,000. Call for full de· furnii.hcd. w Io . No pet.5- la i Is . !;54·1440 dys. TSLMgml 642-1003 831..0Ull eves. Tustin As· SHlOO. lo 12000. monU1 . so. Jack Southwood Brand new condo 3 Bdr, 2~ Ba. air cond, crpl. drps. auto-dr dbl gar. all mjr appl. pvt patio. t en· nls. pool. jacuzz,. no pets. $480 mo. 540-8886 AMUMUSUAL OHfi.Of..A·KIHD 4·PLEX Raya 213·545 A563 SoderUtMJ & AHOC. ~!!:':.~.~: ...... ~?.~~ ~r:1.,;...,ounty 25 so ·----'·7-5 •• s.'.2.6 __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Large Coral Tree 10 courtyard, bubbly foun- tain. BBQ. No one hvmi; nbove your len ants Pnv:icy abounds. Lots or pride s hows here . Sl.60.000. SOUTH COAST 1NVESTMENT645-ll03 V ACAMT LOT 8 UNIT A.PT.Lo --v-el_y_b-ay-fr-o-nt_3_b_r-. 2-b-a CDM 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. Lo vacancy bch hse. Dshwhr. washer 3 BR, 21.; BA. gotgeous Rare Sp)•glass Hill lot area. 4 yrs old Air cond. & dryer. (213)007·6087; brand new cor\do. With 2 w mugn1f1ccnt ocean & S188.000 1213)749·4.uS lrg. patios. 2 car garage, Fashion bland views Call Mr Frey 542·3456 pool,Jacuu.i, tennis.Sob Pl'rfcctforyourcu:1tom BENHINKLERE. Beach duplex, 3 br. milonkids &petli.S495. home. Winter $595 Students ok Call S49 37 lO or S36.J956. R.C. TAYLOR CO. 1.39 Acres, Avail. 9ilS. 751-9392 18. 18'-327 74' ---------New 3 Br 21,A.t Ba twnhse. TWO houses on. lot. By 955-0350 · a • 2 .. Winter rental. clean rule refng. w ;o , 2 u r gar. owner. $67.500. Income ------·----t Fenced} • frwt ttrecs, k beach cottage, 2 Br. S235 tenms, poot, jacuu.i. re<: f,1;20mo.Only 10<7,..down RUILDABLELOT wtr H1C. sep ac tan · mo. lnclds patio. ~ar. rm,$48Smo.640-57~1 510 So. Garnsey, Santa 252.6 Enc1na Way. plans workshop 24·x4o· &other ut1l. 209~ 33rd St. Open _...:..;.....;...; _____ _ Ana. 839-4821 for a Ur 3 Ba. Dto Hm. bldgs. 220 elec. 22091 House Sept 17 & 18. 4 Cove St.. 3 Br l'h Ba. 2100 sq.fl. Coasl11ne Walnut. <Sedco Dist.> ..:..:..:...:..:~.;.:__-..:._ ___ huge Fam Rm & fplc. 5 HOUSES views. cal tr or details· Lake Elsinore. $28,000, Bayshores. x lnl a re a. Fncd yd. $425. 642·0282 Ebb Tide RJty SS.000 dwn OWC Bal at near water . 2 Br. lge Liv All 2 bdrm, beam cell 494.9456 9% Contact owner (5031 Rm.$W0.642·33lS 3 bdrm 2 ba. builtins. ings. wood frplc's, pvt -;..;~..;..:.-672~..:.t______ carpels. dr apes, dbl car yards PLUS 3 older un· LOT R·l, San Cleme nte, Real Estot• OH"rH&SAHD au. fenced yrd. Wl'Patio "Its. Al.I for S260.000 ocean-park v iew. By Ex'~ 2800 BeauUful 3br. 2ba. patio. cover . Gnrd~ner paid. E t d C M A •t owner S38 000/offcr " new crr:o.. drpiJ. Avail S4SO/ir mo. ~·1084 an as s 1 e . . g . . • . ••••••••• ••••••••••••• 645·1103 4_92·7517or4!l2·5721 WhynA ta"cs'.'-Trede immed ately 'lit 6178. 5:00 M.Nopelti •. ~_.1 1 ,.. $600. 752·7410 dys, Nwpt H g l s trlp leJ. f'ind whol you wnnt in F'rankZell&J'ney Reattor 494~\evs/wknda NEW FamllyOondo,31&. $1111,500. Three 2 Ur u.I\· Dally Pilot ClaHlfieds 494-8S02 bdr ms, 2'1t ba, A/C, elec it A t 581 04:l'7 or -Ocea11front delwce fa mU;y eye ~bl. gar. Cptg & M~OOfTTg · . lncomt PrOfMrly 2000 Income Property 2000 home. Compl. furn. 3 ~r, clrps. all a ppl's. Tennis. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 ba. frplc. aaragea. pool. pvt. patios. No pets. Chili Charif• Loe. Refs. Avail. 3 lo 8 mos. 1475 mo. 544-5861 E /alde fr~t dpli<., 3 br S700. 675-1849 ..;..;.;..;;..;.;..;_~...;...--- bse. a ll new redwood encl. pattow. •ll encl aarages. pool. lrpl , l ndsc pg. 1142.000 . SG-0759 & 752·1920 G.n Ryan • mecnab I Irvine realty Houle• Uftfunttthed ························~:..:..~------Gtn•rd 3202 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a•A•IMTALS Why P•YS2S·l30 wh~n you con ae\ the bat for h;. 1, SJ~. ree. 1 D QYt S15ll 1''Ui'n 4-Plex utl I pd J ... . 'I. .....,, ..._..ifwtww1•• ......_UAfwwl...., A=ufac•I•,.••• Afataio•h,.. .. • Afal••I•""""-Apat ... 111.~ ..... 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Daya, 174.4314 or Nr bch. $475. 87~1939 or S3:50.SBP.'525.87MMO June 15, Block to bch. •2brtownhonMw/trpl 2 Bl' apt.s. & 2 Br h &M._ 1 I r bmd' ~pto1, coll•I•· 5CCI den. Dtn Rm. 1 Ba, new ev•/wkadaf'TW1119. ~ 1900 w <>c:.anfroot opn 152j/mo. 113.3057 or •l.ppaUofrenc. aar•1• w/1ar. ~. luds OK. anat """• qua•l n · fYW) tie 1* cpta •paint. l4JS mo. to -• • , .. u·---Ad·· .. -.. ,Id •·e •·ov•r ....... •--IZ:S0.331-9081 .scne fpk, >d w/rov'd mo &bb Tide Rily l.4BOE3 BR 2 BA home, UDO ISLE J.i.5 Sat/Sun. I Br plusb.. "" -• ....... c: .... 6! • .. i...:....,__ .... ...,..--_____ "'1 relio.. dbl 1n•IC1P'r. Nr c:LOS¥1"0 BEACH 4kU Ulte new. Udo tale. Ap-3 BR ZIAI BA 1 •· as.so. Wlnttr. 558-7418 Wimer rectal, a Br 2 Ba, Poolaijacuu1 avail. New NDO. 2 Jra bdr IWJ • MTS. Ian MMIOI .. Quo 2 Dr, formal din prOJt. m> aq. n. Lona ~bm Lr fa~~I Bal Pen Point Le 18, nr Ocean view. 108 3Sth St. 2 Br 1 8a l 1tory, aha1, 2~ba. Frplc, pat• Jeane .... nn rm, l aty pallo hmo, 3Br.a~b.t.2carparllln1. torm Jae. avail. ,.!! wirrpif' 1:.iecalt bayltocn v~lya.eiiis NB.~m~>.8'7Ul24 drapei, 'patio, tr,1c, F.aMaWe.s:ns.673-9208 w1fpk. wetbar, Nfr11. W•lk to beach. Jacu&:d. SIJOO/month. m • •' beam cell dlsb wuber OP'Tt0Ntol>U7"'3$mo. O/W. bh.nl. T~nnla, pool 110 ocun view. Nr. BERKSlllREREALTV wollpapereru llvlng1 rm mo.133-1111 1119 Baell. xlnt bcb l.oc. gar aduits. 1290• 2650 S.chapt,orOCC,utU. brl8')' f'ODdo. l ml No tr JtV "«•I•· ~mo. ahopl.1675.•303& 67s.7900 w/flr to ce ng Crp c:, 3 Winter Rental auper loc Vlew, patio, util pd, E~S38-8406 Built•lna, Garba1e dt:. ~Oat Ptua. Comp M'C. t 7 2 :i v •rd e M., r ~ -car 1ar. Approx 4 yn. laclq be ~ach. Liebl adult. reh, wlntor poaaL. c4rporl5. N No children 1mdM 11. 1 u r 0 0 k h u r a t ., &xc:c: tulltop hme, llO de1. W..UF'VS CONDOS old.11400/mo. 1 2 /r 2 Ba lower f75-4S5l3 2 & 3 Bdrma, mature chlld(tn, no pets. 98 ~•;dn Hamilton> U5·3U"· view. 3 level, 3 Br, 2V. Leua atartln1 at S50C 131-0400 845-1919 ~~kt• Resp adlta no ly 1 2b H ll adults, gu pd. 718.SCOU Valenclal4.842·4166 .... ~ Ha, atove, refri1, trash Mooth. Aaent144·U.33 · ""' ., .. .,. • Yr , rtJ r. 111• pa o Pl 642.5073 ~ Br houie w 11ar Palto """' cmplr. m le row ave. Ocean view exec. Nwpt peta. MOO.f,_., w/ocean vu, etepa tobcb. · l br, crpta. drp&. Kids ok 363 RodM!•tu Sl SJOU Ulr Jb• cpU drpa :iur Wnod It 1&la11 thruout. Xlnt family home. &Br, Creel condoa. 2&den, Bayfronttrtplexunlt Bbr snsmo.21J·355-1379 OAKRlDOEVILLA nope~$22S/mo. .mo ~z1g1 1111;, re~C*t. 'trplc.' MOO, 4iH748: Alan Robertlon 3~ ba, l&e lam r m, lae 2~ba. Also 3br , F .Ri' 1~ ba earaee lauitdry'. un-Rent.al 3 B & 2 3br,2ba,bltna.Cttildren 831·9081 ms 5810 542 0095 4M·942l kitch. nr achla & ahops. frplca, wet bars, poo • .. ,,_ • ...: ..... ""! • Yearly• "'"ter • r welcome. S27S. ~ W. __ .,........., ....... ------.., l>llPLt:X. front. 2 Br 1 ' __ • · Westclifl. $950/mo. Yrly jacuid, aauna. tennl1, :,:,"'1 1 -: ..... ':'..°.:.... Bkr Br, compl~tely re· CenterSt.848-956& 2br,l ,forc:edalrheat. O.. •ml '?'Coed yard. ti>U l Bedroom condomlnlum 3 Br. 3 ba, 1800Sq It home. lae ~5231 $595ea. 673-2332 _,., mo. _,., ·~-·.. ' modeled, ~ blk to bcb. stove crptg, drpe. $Z60 + .Ii drµ. Sml child ok. No ne11r pool and tennis. Pr J>i4!. a om e v le w. ' · 6'18-*7 or6TW1l4 Enc:l 1ar. $42S & $325. 1st $410 E/Slde triplex, Jbr, de~. Avail. 631·372:5 P"U· ~ + d~p. ltSl S290imonth. Ca ll Chtldren/~t• olt. $450 BLUFFSWATERVIEW HVH Portoflna, 3 Br. ZBrd Del e Alao!Br &lut+dep.673·1M04•ft 2ba,frplc,yd,enclgar. Mt!Yer.~~ UAO u77 mo C··ll 497·11 .. H""'ard 3 BR. & fam .• beaut. aat· sleeping loft, 3~ Ba. Din ml usb • Bay ·PM TSL u amt 642-1603 NEW BREEDAPTS ~ --""""... · • •• vw edcourtydAgt644·1133 Rm. Fam Rm, Game •r.•c oua ouse. v • • • J brl frpk. walk-in M~A Vt~e 3 br, I 12 ba l Br 1'4.. u41, cpll, drps, Jotuuon Heally. Rm,$650.158·9268 v ew. Wlnttt.1-111·"67 1 BR, aarage parktDI, ~. New 2 br, 2 ba, 4. clo&eti apptiances. Pool. home. lltil Sil·tl,y S.W. in hlll\5, btkn lo heh.. '450. ABHJCts, 3 Br 2 Ba. comer HARBOR VIEW • c.... .. w.r 3722 etepe to beach. $260. plex. Encl. yd, laund, jacuazi, encl. garage. cl t:W'dnr. ~ 1148 ~· 842 9700 lot. Great view. S5SO mo. PALERMO MIWP'ORT CllST ....................... 544-tip9ot675-7598 bltina. Gu fid. Adulta only, no 3 B.R. 2 Ba. t:.uta&de. RV JBr . i-...~.Nr. Warner& 11M~'... toRJtyM!>..:~~2_se. Ebb 4 Br. upgraded, view. 4B~&.3BR,tennia,pool. Avall. yrly, 1 BR on OCEANFRONT bac:h, TSLM1mt 642-1603 peta. 12SO. Imm~. OC· Al~. $UO. mo. Auce, Grubam. $400 i mo. ""' .,........, $'750mo.,owner.644·5621 :,~~mmed.675-6741or bnch,~aate.S315mo. kitch&batb,utllpd,S165 MESA VERDE area. ~tau Hamilton. 00·9161 Agt. ~7250 VICTORIA 11.ACH 3 Br. 2 ba, ftple, l1e yard. utU inc· (213> 821-1844 or mo. )'t' round. 613-12A1, Home atmocpbere 2 & 3 -------- d r Beautiful, new 4 Bdrm. $400mo. (114>67S-1764 10AM-8PM bydeluxeapta,546-1034 2br. aba, eocloaed gar. JBr. open beame am :1 hr. 2 ba. fenced yd. ho 675-4912 Bkr S.Cle,..,.t. 3276 1 Ls Adlta only. Meaa Verde rm. Sep ~Jr lleatt!ll Chtlllrt!n ok. 5360. mo. me $800 month •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 1 BR, adu ta, nope • up· SUPER Ice 3 Br apt, ~ 2 Br, adulta, close toahop-area. ~5 Avail now. Pool. $375, l.>45·81173 01 'll)ZJ533 Oceanfront 2 BR, 2 Ba, LG. 2 br. 1 ba home. per rear, r uauc. Call bUctobch&shops. Fplc. ping,nopeta. · s4&.Z985 6312063 gar, crpt/drps, refrlg. Stone's throw to the bch. 64().7546. dshwshr. + xtras. SS2:5 645-8939 Condo, new J Br 2 Ba. 23 Br,2bacondo.$370mo. ch!=~~~H~ew Yrlylse.$650.64.2·3443 Xlnt. ocean vu, patios, Cost.W... 3724 mo.7S2-0729or l ·998-3423 1 br & den. cpls, drps, 2s~-•ptpvtpn~U::~J~! car gar , rerng, wshr Free washer & dryer. apt. 4 Br. 3 ba, fam rm, 3200 garden, newly decor 'd ... •••••••••••••••••••• Bch front 4 br 2 ba, fmt frplc, paneling, pools, 67a.sra dryr, pool, tenms.yrly Call 968·6346. $350 month sq.ft. 14" Santiago, N.B. w/oew cptg. $385 mo Incl $40.00 WEB & UP bale:, patio, winter, $420 t ennis. Mediterranean --...------- lse. S480 mo. 642·3443 SlSOOmo. A1ent, 541·5032 utils.49!-6188ot 547-0361 •Studio&cl BR Apta m o. N r ten n i • . VUlage557-8020 DaRll r•• 3821> ----2 DR, bltru, new crpts & •1V & Maid Serv Avail 213·943-21615 •••••11••••••••••••••••• drps. Beach/Garfield . Big Canyon TWnhme, 3 NewMiraCostaTwnhme, 1 New COND02 br 2'h ba S350.mo.554·7210 Br. den, pool. jacuzzi, 2Br+den,fplc,$360mo. •PhoneServ,Htdpoo .. _,.....,.... 377t. bl • 1 .'.Magalflcent Marina Macnab -Irvine a4""'""8 2376Newport81vd.CM --2 frplcs, tins. poo "' V1ew,"orgeousl,2&3br . tennis. S895. 37 Canyon 497·2741or..,...,.,,.., 54&·9'1MorMS-l961 ••••••••••••••••••••••• spa. $425 mo. 675·4912 A~· 493-0075 llEAl.TYCOMl'ANY 4 Bdrm, family rm. 2 Island Dr Open Sat & S-Jumt lmmaculate2Br,lbaapt. Bkr __ .,..._. ______ _ EASTStDEOF huth, built·lns, frplc, LacJllMIHIHs 3250 Sunl·S.644-0350 r-J.atrano 3271 fUm. lge & 11mall l br, Pool & a und eck. Panllft>mavlew.new 1 &2 WESTSIDE• patio, gardener . No pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._.,.... closed ln gar. lnc l'd. $215/mo. 494-7287 Npt Hgta a rea. l~r. nu BR & Den 4·Plex. No . Nr Graham & Slater. New 3 Br. 2 ba condo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• d l t 2110 crpt, wtr pd. $2401mo + M 96 097 8 r 41 n d n e w c 0 n · S475imo. View. A/C. pool, tennis. Shorcc:Utra. Qual 2Bram Lovely 4 br, 2 ba, fplc, A u ta, no pe a. • t t tst &c last + dep & cln'g pets. gr. 4 ·l domtntums; choose from 898·2028 Eves. 493·943l Laguna Village. No pell. rm home. Lae patio & UN• cpts, drpa, kids/pet Newport Blvd. ...=J.c. fee. 213~·5108 2 BR, magnificent ocean PJ..estor ryo'v2e~Rd ~ lb.atgh au~: 4 Br 2 Bo. 2 car gar, fully $1SO. 644-£1904. back yard. Pvt bcha. OK, lood area. r"'25• $195. 1 Br, incl utll. Crpts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• b vu. Woodburnlng (rpl. d $700/molse. ~.Agent.no ee. drpe,paUo,quietadults .• _.___Isl.cl 3106 Eaats,ldebeaut.3br,2 a. Avl. lOil. $375 mo. w1opencr ... or ... 2·slory, 2 rncd. bllns, cpts, .rps, 3 Br. 2 ba, A/C, builllns, -S360tmo S395 A l lo 77 Lido Isle 2 Br+den B d bit I 644-6958 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 493-5845 Bil. :.!112 bath. Complete mo. v / · S315 mo. Nr. Moulton · • 2 r + en, ns. poo. 548-6885 --------- mudern kill hen + i;a:. ~t·O'JJO Plaza. 23706 Sores ma. view. $800/mo lae. lakes, rec. fac. $375/mo. LeguiMI •ach 3741 FROM S225 TO $750 .,.. BLOCK SHOPS BBQ fo r halt•ony or 311 2 ba frplc patio 5 552·9503or955·2200 Lido Isle. 2 lir+den. 838·38a7831-3248 •••••••••••••••••••••••All yearly; also houses STUNNING 2 Br 2 Ba 28r.frplc.lbaS'l1S.incl. patio. qwl'l & pnvatc r, . : . S1200/mo. r___.._ ,.__ 3210 Victoria on beach side, included. garden apt, pool, rec rm, gas Ir water. Extra lge 2 SJ501:\1oyrly.IPS41 blks.ocean. Blttns, New Lease w/option to buy, On Water. 3Br+orrice,_......_ 2.2Br,S400&$450.Sept· RumboldRealtyJnvest. S215.710 W.18thSt. r I S295 · l LarryDycr642823S cptsidrps.213-425·0314 new 3 BR, 2 Ba Condo. fam rm, din rm. Lge ••••••••••••••••••••••• June. frplc. vlew . 675-4822 br,2 ba. rpc, d 1. anc G t S ~-"'-2•L b ths FOUR SEASONS APTS gas It water. A u ts, no ~~~~~~~~~13 Br. 2 ba. bltns. 2 car Fully upgraded In bome w /compl e te rea .,.,,.mu, "' a • 3858 5812999 ts 493-1439 499-4147 ~ gar .. renced yd, pool, elegantearthtones.Cuat pnvacy. On water al (pie, DW, cpts. drp1, 499-or · YrlyNlce2Brunlumapl Spacious2brtwnhse,1""2 pe · or · Like new 2 bdrm 1 ba, $440. 14(31 Chateau La. bit bar., rr~lc, elc. turning basin. VI EW. F:V. Ml Sq. Park area. Clean 2 Br Oceanfront. wi frp l c. No pets. ba, pool, pvt patio, child FOWltainVdley 3134 S315. Nu pa tnl, cpts. 673 4545 Panoramic view. $450. SUOO/mo Kids/pet welcome. $425. !pie, gar, lge deck. Qwe $350/mo, 875-2975 ok. No pets. $260. 735 ••••••••••••••••••••••• drapes. Gar & encl pnv. mo. 581-0075or634"956 "'•-... to beach, 3 Bdrm. 963-4567, Agent. no fee. adlts. no pets. Winter. lcAoa P11tb1ulo 3107 _J_o_a_M_St_._646_-048 __ 3 ___ Studio Apt 3Vnil now. yard. 2043 llA Charle . ._ ________ -1 .;><.e..., 94 c•u • ~0·4752 r-REHTYS Laguna MH)uel 3252 b ca u t decor ale d . Swimming pool, 3 br, 2 ba, S33S. 4 .4......, ••••••••••••••••••••••• II.AHO HEW Comm. pool. $165 ancld 'g •• ••••••••••••• $750/molse. ram rm w/fplc. good Oceen Front winter 2Br, $325. 2 br, 1 ba, block to 2br.2ba.allbltns.frplc. uttl.968·9827 :! hr, rpt~. <.>ncl. yard. Let us show you how you Be•••••t•• vt• a twnhme WATERFRONT HOM ES neighborhood, children 2Ba. frplc, TV, deck. beach. Nr. all. Garage. encl. gar. Balcony, palio.u. --_......-.-.-Oft-.--o-c_h_3_1_4_0 <iaragc, ku.Js ok. S250 & will be hving rent h'\!e O:u ~ P v::!e 3 Br 2 CALL631·1400 OK .. M2Silease. 13311 S. super kitchen. gar, no Adultsi nopeta. Yearly. laundryrmSJ00-$325. :;:~-:z ... :" ......... . sas. 831-9081 and making money by 1 f n .:._ ~h ten~is Magnolia, call Smith· pets 5450. 494.5792 TSL Mgmt 642-1603 TSL Mgmt 642·1603 FAMILIES purchasing your own rp cs, P • • Meyer, 714:640-5357 EASTSIDE; 3 br 2 ba. home.Call anytime. pool.$SSO/mo.S34-3333or For Lse. "Seaview" 1 BR. l'h ba condo. Utila l br, steps to beach sz:;o l260. 2 Bdrm. cpta, drps, STOPHUMTIMG upts. drps. frplc, patio, SCOTTREALTY 494.3320 w /swlm-tennis club Vacant,2br,l~baCondo pd.Gar,pool,ocean.$4 mo. yrly. Incl. utal. bltins. l miletobch. 792 fenced yard. dhl gar, 536-7533 NIGUEL SHORES, priv. privileges. Near in family area. Highly mo.494·9601 675-5800,Bkr. Shahmar.Newpoint.no l'rdnr incl'd. $400 mo. commun., dramatic 3 "Spyglass Hill"! 3br. upgraded. $275. BK R b R I pets. Open house Sunday WE HAVE IT ALL AT •"H2 W2 BR. 2 ba •• comp. new,vacant.Makeoffer. 962·4471968-1317 BACH ter rific ocean S2lO.Nlcel r. espons -orcallSaturdayA75·7479 BAN'BURY CROSS. · E t . • home near R 1 view, 'util pd. $225 mo. ble adults. No pets. Utll Close to beadl. schools, Nl·w 2 Bdrm :i Ila rondo xecu. IH' r privacy; steps lo pool, Hed Carpet ea tors, 3 Bdrm luxury Condo nr 497.2057 Incl. Avull 9!25. 100 E. 2 Br + studio. encl gar, freeways. l" fpk. l'lo::.c to l)('h. adlts, ~eun . 4 bd, 3 ba. am tennis, beach. $550. 7S.H202 So.· Coast Plaia. Pool, Bay.apt9. c~~. kids OK. No pets. •Pools• •Jacuni• ·ts .. AUi 960 «Ag t m, din rm. set bar, hre 493 7.,.,8 0 R ---'---:.·"-------.,.... no flt · """'' ... .,.. rtni;, outdoor BBQ & · "' BAYSHORES nearly new Rar. $365/mo. 640·4462 BA CH EL w /ocean $310. See Bart 376 E. 16th 2 ~drm from $285. C d 2 B d 2 B l f l view & pool, Nr Main St. CorOIMt del Mer 3122 St. 0 12,,,o.,. ;\lonltccllo Twnh~l', :i Br 2 11001. S'i501 mo; ons1 er OCEAN VIEW r en a. ge pa •o. Be~utirul 3 br, 2 ba, with Beach. 494.7917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,. UUV"I JIJ . 2 pool.;, lux cpts & be.opt. 848·0707 Adults. 28 r. 2 ba. f'rplc, Yb~~Y~~fs~h. $800 mo. bnck fplc. cpts, drps, ..::..:...:....:.-------·•--------• 2 Br 1 Ba. $32S mo. 1 lir 1 V1ewpomtLa.orr Beach ~r11s. SJSO. ~ :19~; __ 2ba. Iba. Completly re· 2 Clubhouses. Jacuzzis & lovely area nr Mi. Sq. 3769 -Ba, $210 mo, ut1I pd, !st. betwn Warner & lletl Mesa Verde 3 hr, 2 ha, '1cco tnl. W i W crpts. pools. $460/mo. 752·9260 BLUFFS 3 Br 2 Ba, lge Park. Kids/pet OK. $395. Hewporl leoch n;-61 -v last & dep. 548·8204 or Lg 3br 2ba $.150. 2br 2ba idplc. view or .. 0 1r <lf1X'5. $325 mo + clng'g 3 BR 2 ba home pool patio pool. great toe. 963-4567. Agent no fee. ••••••••••••··~•••••••• 'll,. '!,.-:".-,"',":_ 646-2316, CM. 5290. Gar, rec area. 1901,l " d <A7S ' 640 8146 On the beach·wtnter ren· __ "'.:" "'~':. r lly 3896 course. $500. s.io.:i:;oo rec & U50 sec. ep. 17686 AeW ~pt $475 l ~o free '" mo. · 2 BR. adult Condo .• plush tal. Duplex 3 BR. 2 Ba 2 Br 1 Ba "'/gar, lndry h o .MS· Cameron. 213-598-3560 • " · f 1 { 2 Br, lba, fncd yrd. very 1 1 • rentw/l yrlse.546-6274 NewNptTerrace3brCon· & qweL w/re n g .. ge up,$495. 2 BR, I Ba down CORONA DELMAR lacll. l2SO mo. 2009 l't a· APT MANAGER: .Rent clean. new paint, pvt st. $215. 2 Br. A steal: Kids Adults 2 Br 2 Ba, condo. do. nr bch. $S2S. 634·1441 patio· S325 • Agen t s.-m. Both w/gar & frplc. 2 Bl' Townhouse, frplc. pie. Mar Apt K. M8·618S deduciion on new deluxe nr scbls. $360i mo. Call OK: :.mall fee, urut, call Front row on golf course. dys 645-6763 evs 531·5800. Mature adults. 2914 W. Pool, tennis. Some ocean Nice 2Br. l Ba dplx. cpts, W\its ln Hunt. Harbour btwn5·9pm.642·1316 ~4~perl rntl serv. $400mo.831·2738 4 Br, 2 ea. spac. beaut. Tustift ' 32'0 Oceanfront 646-2030 & Catalina views. Close drps, garage, $215 mo. ri:s~~',.cg~~~: ~~~~ Dover Shores. rplc, lge ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfront 3 BR. 2 Ba. to shopping & fine beach. ~4223or 973·11l2 S2 I 5 UHi Pd. * •ConlUIMN Gui«H CONDO kit & din rm. 2 car gar. 2 br. 1 ba, condo. Dahwhr. rrplc. Sept.. June. or yr· 644.Zfin ~·:~saom~x 1560, Shmoarrpc,rae~t. mSomrea'1f1~~~ Kid, & Pets OK! Only On fairway. Tastefully S750imolse1opt.673·4M5. pool. Nr. Nwpt Fwy. ly.~756 ._.. ________ HEW OWNERS II h decorated 2br, l'~ba. S300. mo. 558·8S38; Un1quc HealthSpaConrlo, LI FF. serv. Unit. Pror S2:.J. lge 2 Br. ca t e FUiiy crpt·d. drps, patio, 4 Br+fam rm. t'rplc. elec 968.!1234 OCE/\Nf'RONT. neat 2 Br Oceanfront 1 br. f1p. gar. MEW MA.,.AGEMEMT charming splttlevel l lir, Hnll serv. 645·4900 rental expert. S45-4900 BBQ. w1 blln self cln'g garage door &"gas BBQ. w1 gar. Ad Its. no pets. Ad Its no pets. Winter SUNFLOWER atnum, balconies. rpk's, • •Conwl'Mt's Gulde • •COftsumert Guide oven. dsh wr, A 1 c. Beaut1rully carpeted & WHtmlMter 3291 S34 5 mo . W 1 n t er . s.150. yrly $425. 673·7787 1 ... ..._ -~ .,_ only a 20 umt complex. ----In/outdoor crpt. Ready wallpapered Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213·795·3018 ~ - lll'st area' S23S. LRe 2 llr. 2 Story. 1 RR: 3 Ba. h+ tomovem. 496·8334 Crei.t Condominium Call Very nice 4 br. 2 ba home ---------Spotless luxury duplex 2 and 3 bdrm• ~l~:ynn~~·ll 11!:U~ ~ai:~: ktcls OK, Nice. Small rel' r~m·rm. close to he . (7H 1759·0378 or 833·9870 with OW. drapes, cpts. 2 WATEltFttOHT f'rplcs. New cpt, drps 3tw townhouses l'rof. llntl Serv. 645·4000 Mtson High. Ne':': crpts, New home, 3 Br 3 Ba, wet· car gar .• good area. 1395. 2 BR. luxury condo Wik to bch·shp'g · Grdnr (wfth ff,...Jocesl ~mYpdl ;c~J:RS:s e~~:Y g' a;~ • •COftt4.lftMn Gulde ~amt. SSOO. mo. (;all Hill, bar. nr park & lake. S450 HOUSE W AHTED 963-4561 Agent. no fee. Fully furn. $1500 Mo. gaa·wlr incl. Yrly lease. I" " 675·31159 mo. 493-9796 Single exec w;own busi· BILL GRUNDY 3Br3ba1700' S59Simo 3 POOLS µels. $325.: 842'8779 ' '1 BR & fam·rm, Ced ynt. ness age 42 wishes im· Houses Furnished or REALTOR 675·6161 4Br3baram-rm2100' JACUZZI 3 & 2 Br, s;ar. p~t10. prof. dee. Scpl. '17. ~!JO. HuntincJfOft Mlslion Vl•fo 3267 mediate lea'ae of hou.se u..funllshed llOO SOOS1m0Adults prefd No dshwshr $300 & S400 n() KldsOK.839·4945 Hart.Our 3242 ...... ••••••••• .. ••••••• w;view. Newport/N . ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets509Acacla645·1048 SUAHA pets.83J:u;93 / ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAST A DEL SOL Laguna area. Requires Llveon BAY FRONT "en· OCIA .. NOMT . CI05e to S.A. trwy & So. Dano Point 3226 Wik lo bch. tennis. 2 Br. 2 Ba condo. Spec· lSOO to 2000 sq.rt. Ref's joy living. Near 4 br. 3 WlNTER RENTALS Lge2 br. 2 ba. beaut view Cst shop'g. Tiny Tots $215/mo. 2 Br. 1 Ba. encl ••••••••••••••••••••••• marina. Elegant clean. tacular view. After 6pm avail. Write PO Box 173, ba. din: rm. Pi~r. No 2BR lba S370 of bay. Private. $500. welcome.3 playgrounds gar. No pets. l child 01\. Close lo Dana Poinl 4Br, 3Ba, 2 lrplcs, $100 wkdys.837·8260 Balboa Island, 92662 or pets.SllOOimo.675-0525 Lge.l BR:2ba. SSSO 675'~:67H84l FROM $285 UP Sn«l slory.962·4522 ~arina1 ~fw 13 fBr t'' ::~~~~~585 days , BR. l',. ba, AC. frplc, call7l4-M<H9S4 TowwOlouw ZBS~STOIEAC~oo ... --~ 2511 W. Sunflow•r 3 Br Studio. 2 car ~ar, 2200 sp 'rt Nve ~r ~~ bllns. Iandscpg. SJ15. wtk to bch. 3 Br. 2 Ba. Unfuntltt.d 1525 2BR,den,Zba 1575 R11nleX&S • A~tS. 557·4100, S.Ar blllns. Wtr pd. S3951tnl), !\Q « 0 pct s. lrtlne 3244 581.(255 cozy, warm & clean .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .uoo ""I' • 7daya, I0-5. No pets 5.2·8364.848·0800 mo. nt4l 7a2·8Sl ••••••••••••••••••••••• · wood panel1. beam clgs. DLX TWNHSE Brand l·BR .. yearly ~ 1. 2 & 3 bdrm. rime 2 BR. magnificent ocean RENTALS LUX 2 Br 2 Ba + den con· ahar. !pie. patio. dbl gar. new Lux cpts. 3 Br 2'11 Ba Corona del Mar loca· 2 Bdrm Dishwshr. encl •AU. NEW APTS 1• 2• & 3 do fplc bltns pool golf I t ni $460 1 Coll ct 213 596 7290 lions. AJt.115-2311 days. oar. sJ2Si mo. lstilast, b.d rm s enc I. g ~ r · vu. Woodburn1ng rrpl 2BR.2ba ...... $425/525 · • d 49~· comm poo • en s. a r. e · · ~ SlOO rerundable dep. 6 Ci replaces. bit-ms Avl. 1011. $375 mo. 2+Dor3br,2ba .. SS25 view.yr · moyrly.714·960·L235 SA mos lse. 646.3436 or 17141846-01887days. 493-584.5 3BR.2Ba ....... S43S1700 He •och 3269 Newport Crest Lux. condoDi --... -1:-n_Uftfvnt ___ 3_6_0_0 AIATHTAKIMCi S40-~ 3 Br. Den. 2·~ Ba condo. ! ~:· ~:,.. ::· · · · · · · · ·i;~ ••••• ••••••••••••••••• 3br, 2~ ba. tennis. pool, ••••.••••••••••••••••••• JETTY VllW ---------•20~;~n~ ~du~t~.1~rni~~~ 1685 sq f\. of luxury liv· • 2 • • • • • • • • • UDO ISLE lovely 2 story Jacuul, sauna. Wik to 2 Br, l ba. $26Simo. 18S Upgraded 3 BR upper. QUIET·CUTE·PRIVATE mg. S43S per mo. tat. last 4 BR.~8s-i.\'~tESA · 5420 on so· lot 2 br. 2 ba. bch. SS.SO mo. 631·1304, s c 0 tt pl . c . M . Oceanfront "RiShl 0 stepa to China cove. 1150. 1 Br. utll pd. S310 mo. M01611ve. 536·2646 + SlOO ace:. Wet bar. rplc. 3 BR 2 b ths • $450 pa~ially furnished, huge 992.2796 114'642·174Ji 213·582·2067 beach". UUI. pd. t b Mo. Ca 11 NI g e I. at __ 64_2_·0835_ or 646"423 3br, dltl gar. Condo. Pool. pool&cpt'dthruout.Just · a ........ patto.S8SOi mo.759·9S55 ..._.~11 _;,0 1270·1330. 615·0513 : 6'4·7211Agt. MESAPINES S400' mo. 962·3t>l9 like new. avail now. Call '""P'' ~·· ~ I t 11!...--t-a..-~ 968-3558 ---------'\\lknds Fred John Find what you want I 2 Br 1'"' ba Townhouse Apwmcn 1 "'""----------.. 2 Bdrm. Builtlns, frplc. BRAND NEW. Sludloil evesi KR PROPERTIES OallyPtlotClaaalfieds. Apt 0 w/patlo. S295i mo. ••• .. •••••••••••••••7•0•6• N""""'rt0cHnfront2 Br. pool. aundeck, patio. & 2 bdrma, 1230, S265 & 2 Br condo. 1 Ba. bftns. · · 631·0811 eves, 833·8127 ICllboo 1"-d l 2w&.10.1 to6·1. "450 mo Adults. No pets $325, 134(), Im med. occupancy. utl I rm, pool. Ca 11 l-Ml·OSSS Newport leach 3269 dys. · ....................... Incl utll. 213.QHl.0018 613. 14 t 8 eves or Pool, jacunl, frplc & &GOW afUPM BToro 3212 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail Oct t, yrly. Charm· weekends. dshwhr. Adult.II, no pets. --... ~'-------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• in& 2br, modern kit.I•--------~ Open dally. 2650 Hatla q\llET & COOL macnab I Irvine raaltg FOtt LIASI Reducoo & ...,•dY for quick move in! ~luxei one·of-a.kJnd Plnt:hurat modt:I w/1 ngle home f&el. 2 BRa. d~n. formal dining + hUJtl paUo next to & on golt courst. 2-car garagts. St&ps to pool & tt nnlt. $895/mo. Joyce Edlund 842·8235. <P·Sl) . . IAYCIHT 4 BR. 3 • b•th Ivan Welll cluslc w/lovety yard • pool + courtyard entry on qultt trvt·llned atNlet. Separate dining & family rm. Sl200/mo. -avail. 9/1$. Mary LoU Maricln a.2·8235. (P·52) dshwsr & ice·maker. Ira BACHROR 2 BR. 1\111 Ba, new CTJ>tS St. C.M. (Mesa Verde La~abr, l ba. gar. Lndry llv rm wicathedral Ceil· drp9. CIOH to bch. $365. Dr.offHarborBlvd.) ral'l.,No peta/children. Ing & panellna. deck. APT mo. Days 556-0960. evea. 1 MONTH FRF.E l'llSi mo. 425 Lah St. $400 mo. 613·0738 968·6025 549·2447 • I New very lae 1 BR. AIJ..UTILS. PD! 2 br, frplc, crpts, stove. 2 bedroom 1 bath, newly tWW• 3t4Z dshwshr. lge sundeck. 100' from the ocun. Baleony·vlew. Xlnt cond. decorate d. Cupc,s.s. Hltil&ur SJ:2S Yrly, wlnter l2$0. Avall. now I 201 E . Adults.no pets. $370. 322 drapea.S280mo.648·0118, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-9378 Balboa Blvd. Only Heliotrope Ave. 675~ 545-6155 3 Br, 2ba.21ara1es. ~ids --------1 f?8I' mo. NO FEE. Call: OK. tllo pell. $405/flO. IJ'M'LE ISLAND, auper Slaeat5.w·7'717 an1tlm1. SUPER Cln. l br gar. ept. S200 Large. lmmac. l br, Ca11Ml.oo23 nice.cheTry,28r,tr aun· No pets. Lockable gar. patio, pool. Mature 1-_--.. --h--~""'11-41- de k 1375 no peta Quiel $300. 551·2814 adults. No children or -w--K •• c · d. It m :USM l or 2 Br flll'ft or unfum. pets. 1187 Monrovia •••••• .. •••••••••••••••• mature a u •· Adults. 1tO peg. ms fl CHAMMll.ll• 548·7924 l B&,J+>. w1una.~or $400/mo for 1 Bdrm w /lol\ mo. Mil E . lflh. N. Hu. Freshly decor. 2 bdrnt .• 2 Wlfum, 'Utll pd. Ad Jt1. ai 1unroof on Grand ·•1.10l ba., pool, Jacuul. On the No pet . WaJk to b & C.nal. Salltbu.ry Realty OCEANVRONT APTS water with ouUtandlnl LA CASA 11.AHCA a:hop'a 1:uo. mo. l maoo bf wntt rental 91225 p... vlewa. Full security, ltlCll. I A2.. Ll'VllNACMT~ Yrl1 s,w>/mo. 3 Br, 2 Ba. mO. Ml-itaoortn.7144 t'~~Up avall. 11-::.930 A .... Mew-410 dhp. Li• p"'9~ wide an 321&.pphirt, B.l. All utllt pd., c~, rps, vil'W • ..i br apt. & '7$-lW ZBr. ~ moJil\~:." ed ~a lh&hlands Oplx. 2 pool, lndry. lac•· Adults ap.a. Qtate llvln1. c.,_c mo. WllJ\lr, • br, 2 ba, frplc:, pvt pat. OVlr U. bO re ta 'Irr to belth It ahoppfng. BAYrRONT l br yrly. avall Sept 10. 1011 W. Oardnr.S315.940-1181 children. Ca I Sue•: MlltW'f ad-.ll. 1315/fnO. PaUo, aduU., no ptlJ. Be.yAvt.N.B.m-1174 151·7171 or Henry : Incl. ttlll. 494·465a' or lnq.400So. Ba1rroot.1pt v.., m.1 BR, 2 ba. Oil I ... TO llACH eu.nn 4IHlm 1· lh bay, nr. octan. 1 BR, •round nr. l*OOHup ---2-.~,...8-r-~-Ba-d-UJ-+-u- .... , •• , .. u'I J707 ra.nm .. on11. Whal4r. ~==-~~~~~ SHAftP 1 br. lael'• bllN ~'.'WleWt. 1\t blk~ ~ " .... , ................ --A&tnt BRt~tnS + D/W,nopeta,kldtOK bch. Lower, $400; utfper W1n1er.2orabdnnDpt•. 111-1..a e1s-•. ~om · ~ ... ..,..mcurt MZ.S.~.tJobllGt-072' -•· 114 !. Bal..,_ t ar upper onanfront • '"STl .... I r ~ Blvd.1-819-1111 Av.U uo:~ 1 Utu pd• New llw Pvt pool, ear --COG11o BH .. t..IQOO. a · 1 -1 a 1 aU. · part.. wirn ck>ML l300 3br, iba, crpt1, drps. POOl,tennll.S.C,pvt h.. R.oom,.1-.auriou -mo. • mo M0-151t tTs-o:llll bftN. xtra 111. CIHn, ta $500/mo yrly. No ts. Bay y, .. apt, larae J Br winter rtMa1 ~ bl.k ' ' claMU, pvt 1arden. '380. 49Mlleor49Hl93 ~::.~ lO HUD. fUt mOr za:~:.0°r::r. dU~~:U. NMm ln,l~1 Dr ~el 21t,S8a.ll50 m4nO ......... C•U t5$-0111 2&ratudlo, l\t Be, S>'tlO, ~ Rtf'e ~·· ITSl'I TO BEACH 2 Ir ....... UM. ..... mo. 4:1 . r• NlCH &,s .... wlM« 9'&. Mlllta. IG.cmT bal C1lc, IMll . .,;.;me.. IPAClOU82 .,, frpt.-aar • .11..L.M _ ..... CO.HW1. Lee k1t. .... ,:ti~· to.°' Hwy. --·5 l -cot :q; r. Jlft'#piMt Ot'Hatr...e. I ... l ~ ... tuUJ. enc 11ao. IMI. -.ClUUa. Jlft• ... M.'WUlll. AHlUl/t .... • bt • aoo fllfL ·•i•cMlor, Cl'fllr Ola ... lwt al etiC. Nm, ao it1 ... "'° hlcl U&la I ar PrGM iilll-. Rear ....-. cl~ .... ffnlll kltcJMn. l Ir llldd·..,..':•1 tftO, c Tl 4 UU•Oll l or Unklbr-. Qilif:1'r. 1Wtt. No ___ .,...,. Qg,_Olll M ·lll'7 Ql 111:&.d~ ta. peta.C.11 Clll>tG•l l'1 ' ',•,'' 11 ' • ., A,u fwwwt11h u..tw.. Apa !~l~~dl1heltclOO Office lllfttal •lOO Office ltentol 4400 hst""s Saturday. September 17..J977 DAILY PILOT CJJ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• W wnTW"'ft.,.. •••••••••••••••••••·••• ....... ...... ,... ......... ..... ,,,, ....................... -------------------....................... C>pportunlty 5005 &.ott & FcMMd SlO Jobs W..t.d, 7075 Http W..ted 7100 ....................... ••••l••••••••••••••• ••• 'ftlt; t!XC'ITINO t PALM MIS4 4'TS. llht.atn, frpll•, 3 UR, z• • b¥. turnto. 3l I' t MINUTK'i TON PT ~• • Adulla, hoal •hfl i;11111I WIOO. U<.:11 ..-...;..;~...;.,~.J;;.;t~w a H. a ba l>•)'lrunt con· twi·h. 1w tm do 111 ~·11111> lildt1 l'uol Imm •ZZO .. up ~........ Jiii !!00 Mu AMt 17~ llJ.l:t Al.lulh •. No t•uta .--••••••••••••••••••• ('()1.Y 1 kctrm ll'fllr. boot l~l :\1t"11a Ur Did I 8R Apt, Maul • J11' 1\111• 01\ 110 pt.•ta I~ tlll•• t-:..i..,l ul Ni•wp1>rl loc. fkh t'ciol A; rN · mo h IH 'l'.Mll Uh 11 1 rm. t:sto UP .. dc:p. <i•• -_ :~u. 1.1tit.0 ••trpd 131 37 , lbr, Zbll f'fplC', bHn,., .. 000 --·----d~h1t.1>hr Acnllla, no t1t•l11 Roome .. ... .,.... ..... ll6t ~Olli tH!> :tlll ...................... . ....................... ttPll9 fro m New ''r"1do .a.::i month, ' duple• bd1 m, h ph , 1111110, 111 14; ~11 htdH·J IUir.lalt' w11lk 111 EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc. PrH= offlct apace In Ht¥t,ort. let./ .... Tn.tM NC.,.._ lobby. telephu .. H*Je Hulet, c.-fwwe ,..... l&JtcJM9. ... eng.. lt./•1• ........ W'¥1w. tlct-"-J & copy .._tb1 .. .,... .. • .....,._.,, co .. ,.ttrla9d ty,.Httln9. Cr Jiit• tecretM .. IWYkn ........ • ..... ,.,... $2t0,...-. c• 111411s2-1110 R...edsto Shan 4300 Offic• Rental 4400 . c I o 11 1• l " • I> u u I J 4 ~ ~llt'~) br, fflllt , bltn11, Unhmltv, Wuocbtruam Sh:~p1n11 rm1 $7~ Sl~ mo 1\11 S.'IO ~ k. Shuru kill b.ith. Shown Mon Sat '1111ly" C:ull ufl lpm ttt•r:i r1,.'q 0d. ~oms or ~111~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• u Ho.111 tb111lial Sl'U l'.oo11<111 7~ llH I ..U-G1'1 , . -ttOOMS $2!1 wk & up. Cut down 1770 Oro"¥ A••· LIYlf19 Ellf»nHS! ·tSO bQ.ft .• reception area. --HLUt J.'S, 4 llR, 1wxt to Wik•tthcn~. S42 50 wk & PAD MIW'l'OllT P<>OI. ~1ull'l 1lrct•I ti II I.IP Aplll !t4H !17!1!1 8a<"b~IOr6 . l nr ~M o nth 1 .. a:i.t' Nt·w Sh h l ~ ollkes. pvt restroom. • are u ome or up men S22S. 548-0000 &droom•" TO'lo'nhou-..·11 c·ar·pel11, p111J1l, SQtu.>ak) Laguna Heh. ~uut rm. From UM 50 dean p\l hJlh, mature em11ld ~I (I)ATt.S ~'TU> llk-f'dM Corona de l Mar. outside ... ~pr-.~ c..,.. Ill entrance. i;econd noor. Spectat'1.1lar 'I''· ln\111 JACK HOWELL !;;1..f~wl'r111g1. Her ·~ rt'Crl'allon pr o~n1 m , ~"' ._.,.1,11 , • tv '~~ )Ji..11A!"l'IWq , <.ll:ean view, pvt buth & Ji or over S vri. 113:!·4134 stora~e. Walk to bank & )(X'WI l)tO&rarn 8 pool1, K 644-1156 h:IUU> ~-uutb. Al t'u1hiu11 Island, Jambor\'t.' & Sun JC>.1qwn llllla Ho.id :t Hr 111 VC\•,ui. new carpel ~I) 1 I). llo pct d uh.I M.in 1•mployed days. Kil 2 Ult /\pt, Irv l'cm :-.hr restaurants Sl20 per rno p11\1lt·1:~s S135 mo "' s urnt> $170 + utll 2333 I:.:. <.:1t llwy. i\ptJly Co.\lJ )h•.,a 631 0074 !).<tJ Ut.'7 lwl 3 J>m Sta1te 11. or call 7S2·11PO 1714) 644-1900 :JHJt.St w11:uolrph ltoom fu r r e nl . all Wanl eon1(1roomrnale? t,1ullt1e:. Co:.ta Mc1<1 <.:allWS·746S . 64118468 New duplexei. 2 J br ~ 2 8r. l l>J l:J5 15th St. lJtJ S151J mo.t;.iS!i&l!I •SllAfil:.:A HOM!::• UP yrly. Famlly & vets per 12131 !137 ·0J:n "'-cl 325 - ok67S-4!112 d J)'> i-..ves (2 1J i Wtekly.S7-1.20fortor 22 bt>droom apt near 7tiJ~ people, no kit.Ii> or pets b\'ach. S187 so+ut11. ----No k1lt•he11. S e alark J.k•rmc, GJ1·1057 after 6 l.ri:Jbr,2hJ Oplx.-.h·p:,.tu ~l utc l . 227ot Newporl PM bl·h. frplc, I)\ l palm, J:il r Blvd, C ~1. 646 1"145 4 UHITBLDG. 300 sq fl . AIC. pnv bath, near rr~way & !io. <.:o:.u.t Plata. $150. Roy McCardle RedtCM' 18 I 0 Mewport Costa MeH 548-7729 :J Br, 21~ twnh!>l'. t' P pool, jacuu.1, :>JunJ Parkhkt: grd:. S-1 25 ljfj:l.26J2 Wntr v r y 1ly. b l75 -------- t.7;; l:!J(J aft 5 S!7501'1-:H Wt:t•:K ~late or Female to s hr 2 ~~~~~~~--~ bdrm apt. in Newport •4J -!)'TEPS TO SANU. tfrlu'<e 1 HLK l<'ROM BCll, 118. 3 Br, 2 Ba. gur. b tns. 2f\r ,\pl S350 y rly. 5J6-4728,LVEMSG ::.parkllng clean. >150 mo 1 • hlk lo l>eat•h -------- yrlY. Call 1·9115·6!152 or Call G73·2M5 Old 0<:eanfronl home 111 1·629-2546 Laguna, lg e room & Promontory Point 1 BR, bath, own entrance. Cpls blk from l>cach. ~00. G 16 7929 ----fo' Rmmatc 25·32 Dal Isl hs c . (H res p lnd1v Sl9tli mo. lsli Isl 673· 1501 S95·S450 3 br, 2 ba, enrl. view. Short or lung term OK. 494-6941 gar. Block lo lleucb, leasc. IYl4-8415 ----------rTwo r1'(1fe11s1onal men de· bale_ yd. No pets. ----Room/bath, CM home. sire 31'11 to !'Iha re ideul TSLMgmt li42·l603 SanCle~nteo 3876 Fcmalc Prd nur:.c. Nwpthx·alion )150mo+ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kil ch pn v <..:all ti31 ~ti:!ti l I r7' H5!!1' WESTCLIFt' 2br, 2ba, 2Rr l'"J Hu nrar Reach --------u 1 · '·• · ' adults. no pets. s:J IS lnq. 6?7~. ;.i:i7 w. E:.culones' Nice arcu in Anaheim. s:rn ~ F wanted lo i.hare 17UOWeslchrror,i\plUI 492SSS7or 830·6725 perwC"ck.K1ll·hprH :!01 turn 2 Ur. 2 ba. /\PT ~ Wakef1cltJ. 750 121;.1 L'ltl IN.I Spu, p1H>I, S.!10 4 Br. 2 ba, garal{e, n<'w Clean neat 2llr !Br. 2 bib 4050 t-dt.•p t>-15·2339 or m:.g cplsi frcsh ly p.i 1nted from bt h, :.1.·e manager Room & Board 5<-M> I l-15 Ylry li:.e ~'mo. 34th St. 160'..! Calle LJ1 Bola:. iill ••••••••••••••••••••••• CI06e lo bch, 532-l:i:H SPM Room w, or without mc.ils --------m pvt Mesa Verde home LUXURY adult 1 & 2 br, S.. JYGn XJnl food. 5-15·2005 step to beach, Ol canvu Capistrono 3878 -- 5515 River Ave. Lsc •••••••,•••••••••••••••Vocation Rftttals 4250 P rof woman wants 1\1 F to ::.hr 3 fir I rt lc\ l'l t·on· do Nr lloag llo p NB. 752 r.iz:i &t22566 11 • m1 from :'llanna & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gcroqes bCJl h Ut·i·or.ilot"s 2 Plan y1mr w111tet va l·a· forlleont 4350 2br Adult Comlo on Ba:,.. hl•droo m townhou se tiun. Palm Ut.>scrt Tennis ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool, shps. A\'ail now i\ '', , ommunit.v t>ool. _Club JBrl'ondo. ~ 3271 E1<tra Ion•' s111~lc gJrage. $600imo. 213·661 0361 .... ~ " d1:.hwas he r S!i;.1c ious Cabin-Big Bear. Sips 12. !i3.5 mo. OownlOWJI Hunt. green areas. t lo:.c to Pool tbl cir TV $50 day lieat·h 9b'2 J!l33 BACHELOR i.hoµ1un g. s;JZS. ·lllll·llSOU. @i·86ll 0 ~ • 2 <.:ar Ga_r_a_g_c_S-lo_r_a_g_e CAii Kathy --·------ Santa •no--3880 nenl or lc;i:.c, Desert SSO/mo. 2500 Orange, APT ,.. C.:M. 545.3050 • •••••••••• ••••••••••••• Retreat, air cond., l UR ----------ALL UTILS PO 1 modem house. Elec. up • · · Nu 2 br nr Nwpt l'"wy_ pli 's. Artesian h ot OfflceRtntal 4400 100 from t he ocean. AiC adults S275 1702 mi·neral spn'nn, "dJ lo 24 Avail now• 201 ~· ' ' · n u ••••••••••••••••••••••• • · •· Normandy. 5-t2·112'J hr free hot mineral bath. Balboa Blvd. Only S2SO -----f'urn or unfurn. 529_0041 65' PER SQ FT per mo. NO FEK Call: SouthlOC)""a 3886 l617WESTCLIFF·NB SUe at 556·7777 anytime ••••••••••••••••••••••• duys, or675·9087 wknds. AGT. 541·5032 2llr. Apt approx 1000 !i'I fl . Refttals to Shor• 4 300 --- Block from water Shore~ wi kl'Y to II\ t l.lch. no kid!-> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 150 I WestcUff Dr. area. 4 bd, 2 ba 'duplex. or .. pets, b1.•, prderred Mal., share (urni::.bcd 3 Newport Financrnl Ctr THE EFFICIENT ALTERNATIVE Mo. lo mo. rent 11u:ls. Hecept . s crv ., personal1zcl'l Tii i': Jo:Xl!:CUTIVE SU1Tfo;, 6405470 Preosti9ious Lido fur lite d1;.cnm11111ltn1: IJu'>tn1•,,,, pcr:--on. Cho1rc tHI \ J lc ha ~ fro nl or ou·.111 \ ICW o fl I Cl'" Hcn•p110111:.l, :-.e1.·re1an al l>l'r\ 11 c Wurk cuntl'r'> (rorn :SlS01 month 1\h n telcphonc ansY.e nng and mail forwarding :.erv1ct>:s uva1lable. LIOU UUSlNESSCNTR Call 675·4030 DANA PO I NT·Offlcl' space, 750 sq fl. 12 lla, J yrs new, S350 mo. 34112 Violet Lantern. uppt:r. (213) 597·0236 Jim BmiMH Rental 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 DB.UXE OFC'S Cont. rm., seal 2.5, all puneled, sm. whs e 111 re· ar. 1 or 2 yr. lease. Lake Forest area . Kent Harkins. 714-581·9393 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24 UHIT MOTB. NEWPORTBEACll YRJNClPAL..~ ONLY .............••••••..• ·········41············ .......•.••.••••••..... LOS'r : t•emule Cock('r Pr\vate duly, mel • our1e-. Auto & T"*k Spurual, Apnrot colored expu. w/slrokc, cor Lube s.rtlc• Mon 9!9. ~acbwalk Condo:s onary & eliforly pullenl11 Nl&hts. SJ 75 per J\r to Ll(i)UOR STORE SANTA ANA vrot.5 over ~.000/mo. Reward• S311·4048 Local refs Non·s moker. dnnker SJ9.489S start. s.56 3706, !t·S. Lo6t: Youna fem neutered Jbnbl Ion~ tt•rrn 111<• PRINCIPALS ONLY For lnfnnnat1on ciAll Bt:RKSHlRE REA.LTV bh1ck cal. Mesa Verde PA'rTl!:RN CUTTING · AVON area. Reward. 549-5098 mo5l pattern11 75t· St LOST R d ! Bl k OJ11 p11 kup and deliver : ewar ac ~7-3182 675 7900 675 2173 Lab, full .irown male. --------HUD EXTRA CASH7 Vlc.LagBch.497·2138 Prar t1cal Nune, P/T , t:ammg11 arocO<ldhour:o; ---------•I R(•(i, Call 494·9119 to are flexible when you're OpJIOrt lo have a busl· LOST: Tabby, male, II 30PM ao AVON reproen· nl"l>I or your own in the neutered, w/rtea collur ---------t.atlve, Qlll S40·7041 or fu:.t growlnl( wcijo?hl con· ~!~d w l,~tr1 n g. Ans OCC accounting major de-Zenith 7.1359• trol industry. Contact SJ>C?oky • lrts, CdM. s1rtllS work c~p. oppty. ----------Beverly Weier. VITA IV 6"·7282 w1busy CPA farm, lull or LABORATOIUES, INC LOST· Jo'em oil blk cat p/l1mc. M~ture, 1d. bus. IKVfNE 751·9175 I . v . . backgrd. t.xc SCC)'·tlklll!I. Babysitter needed to care for 2 chlldten, ages 2 & 4 , while mother works ; Mon. thru 11"n., 7:30A.M. to !l:JO J' M. Santa Ana llei~hls area. 557-4305 w green eyes. 1c. Pis call, Iv message, Pal llaroor & Wilison. Sept 9 Wilson 640·6074 Clfyf Galll'ry, worktnA 11urtnl'r. L1m1l1.'<1 hrs. & mv,.,lml rcq'd. Ph: Mon thru 1''r1, 10 12. 67~ 3Cl60 or 10. 548·-0200 --· ----- &-rretenal Service, w/ac· live establri.hcd c lients lor l:se lnrld'S rent & all l'llWP UC Airport L1Jc 7~·574 l or 752 H32t SEAFOOD EATERY fo'OUND l''cm. log hair. dark Cuheo c:tl, Newpt & Bns tol, SA llgts. Leath l'Ollar. 546·9482 LOST· 5 mo o ld Cat. hlk1 brn w1o rs mrk 'Jt, white bt!lly & paws. Vic l'nnrcton & Grcenbnar, CM. 546·73711 Take oul & table sci Vtl't' lA:lbl. lge greyi"' hate Tab· Good lease Newporl by Cal "Derman". Vic llt>ul!lt Pnnc1onls oolv. Harbo r View Hills. &10 7Jl6 ----Lost. Male m1n1ature Sl·hnauzer, CtlM area. an:.wcr::1 lo Alfi e . Rt<Wiird 640 8S35 t'OUNO· Btcyclt' Vi l'. Hi.it Canyon Call to 1dt!n BusJMSs Wanted 50 IO tify. 644·2'bl5 ----••••••••••••••••••••••• TRAVF.L AGENCY, 1.1ny i;l.1,e, Orunge Co or L.A. Prd. N Ii. <7141769·0610 MofttV to Loan 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'ound 3 Bikes. ( ll un· known Mini Bike, 11 > Schwinn. <I) Sc ar:;. Owners identify by serial no.. color, date & loc. lost l•'.V. H.B. Pohce Dl'PI. S:Ki·5fi22 ----- EXEC MGMT SECTY Malure, re8p woman. AB degree (Eng Mjr>. Lalin, ty pes over 80wpm. speedwnling, spcclahst 1n r ompo::.1t10n, cor rl't.pondunc u , de e· laphone. l1 11y phone ba1.·kRrow\d, :.omc lei:al, 1.'\ht, teach1n1: :.kill:.. pco pie co ordtn.ilor. olhl•r valuable du.c1vhnc.., Tov i-alary rl'QW red for to11 Polit1ve re~ulls Write or w11e l!:un1re Jl I.lox 2tJS:!. Newport Bc h . <.'alil 9266.1 Ph 17 H )616 7ti3H or 846·21157 llri;ent. lacl v i.cek1ni: perm. Wa1trt'"" JOii Yr.., exp al ll1lton llCllel. C C I u h • T 1111 It t• s l s . ~ 39'.!!I by 10· 30.un Rehablc young women look1111; for housekN~ptnl( jobs. San Clemen te/Dana Poinl -areas 4.92·0062 Help Want~d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8:a bys1Uer. l yr old girl & -4 yr old hoy my home • Mon·l''ri 2·6, start Oct. Car. refs req. CdM <JIVllls area) 75!H310 BABVSl'l'Tfo:R Wanted to lJkc &. pi c kup mv daunhter from :-.chi SJ hr CM area. Pis <"all : !r/!J '7?35 u .. 1b~'$1llmi:. my home. ti :l(J lo :1 JO, Mon Fri. Npt upper ba) All tiµm, t all 5S7 t>IJ.I. ll,\UYSITTl::ll Neede d Wkdy'>. 11 JO A M 31' M . My homr Ca ll all 6PM. a34> 8765 BABYSITTER, s om e hHk1rng , M o n ·l'"r1, teaC'hcr, off Atlantu, HB. 53tl·~103 BABYSITTER Heeded Tuesday &: Wcdneblla.v wkly, 8 IS to 5:30, My home. NH. &10·40!IS I st, 2nd & 3rd T.D. 's LOANS AV AILA ULI-: Credit not 1mporlanl. '""'er. 493-3102 f'o und I Year old U.Jbcrman, Vic. Monte 1-A•,.•ct•n•i:----O•k•k•pn.._g ti-B•AN_K _______ _ \'1:.ta & Ne wport Bl, CM TEMPORARY 673·0514. Money Wanted 5030 •••••••••••••••••••••••FOUND : German , Shorthaircd Pointe r . U )ou re not setting Oc ean Hill s San 13 H' • *return on Y?Ur 111 Cleml.'nle a rea. 496.274H vcslmt<nl. t'U ll SJntl} Ho:.:-., AJUX <.:o H:n :n 14 •Avt'rai:e }1cltl on pay orr~ lo /\Ja>. investor;,, Jan thru Jul>. 1!177 Slate law perm1t1 a pre fo'ound young Siamese kit· k n 111 Park Hunt mgton T1 JH. 11.D. 9tl8·0030 altcr 5 ;w payment penalty charge P----1 5350 eqwvalent to HO'" or 6 ~s months unl'arne d in·••••••••••••••••••••••• lcrcst on the balance. Dnnk111g problem? Mortgage Brokers. Of· Call Alcohol Jlelphne lcred lo Califorrua res1· ~• hrs a day 835-3830 dents only. PREGNANT? Ne<.>d $29,000 bus iness ex Caring confidential pense. Pay 101;, yrly. 3 counseling & refe rral. Yrs inturest only. Will Abort ion, adoption & give 2ntl lrust deed, my keeping home. Prime a r ea . APCARE 547-2563 SSi'-1332 ---------- LIND.A & VICKI Mort~9es, Trust Outcall MassetcJe DffdS 5035 Few-the Fun of ft! Heg1::.l£r Toduy to work on vanous accounting & bookkeeping as:.ii;n m t•nts. Work. d o1:tc to your ho me. F1gur\' Clerks lo Sr . Arroun t a nls needed thruout Or.ing\' <.:o HnlJl•rt 1 lall ,., \l'('llUllll'lll 1r. :iOIJ S. MJ111 , Stt• ;,111 No Tower. Union Ba nk Jn The City or Orange 714111as...i1ua Open Sat K 30 12 :10 EXPERIENCED P.ART·TIME TELLER UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK 1;:111,\ !Ill'\\ 110rl Ctr Ur '\•·"port licdt'h 17141 644·6464 1\n EquJI Upportun1ty Employer Army Hankin" IMMEDIATE .. 0 r EN I N G s . 11 I II h I y Branch Secretary motivated hi~h H hool lru.J1.•1>cmlcnl bank :1eek- gradualcs lor traln1nj.! ini:t bank cxper. branrh and work 111 loc·ution-; 111 :;et•relary. O.<.:. A1rl)C)rt. s tates and F.11r11111'. area.ApplyAl Generous hcnrf1h l'X · Sontlaqo Bank Tra11el. t:rluC'u hnn op !'la5E.1stStTustm portun1l 1l'l> Work l'X· i.;quul Oppor..Employer penent·c. Three & four Yr lse. (714)9511·5871 Sl50 mo 49'J '1~11 bdr!n •• 2 ba ~ome . 111 LeasincJ Office Space , , OC 1 & ., n r _.pt 5 Irvine s Un1ve rs1ty CwllonSiteMana)!er EANVI.EW yrly nu w ;pan~ora rn ic \'ll'W & Park. S2SO/mo. 552·9606 (714 ) 642-3111 ext246 SHOP REHT .ALS Artutic atmosphere CANNERY VILLAGE Several available from S6S lo $4aO per mo &>rving all Orange Co. 835·7313 year enlistments avu1la ~BaJlk-•i•ng ______ _ blc, {'as h bonu11es ror some ass1.:nments. Join TELLER -~pta & paint. 2 Br 1 ~ new tpts. Pvt br h. S275 & or7SZ·6375 dplx. ~ mo. 644·6780, S 5 0 , 9 6 ---------DB.UXE OFFICES Comm! & 111cbtl spaces, 200 to 2000 sq. rt. As low as~ sq. ft. Lag Niguel & Mission Viejo areas. .. .. S' 1 l 642-3639 4 m 0 • 4 !I ·•I 4 4 · Female room male to shr ----------1 ~96·7161aft6P~t 2 br, 3 ba t.ownhouse al 3 Br 2 Ba upper duplex, Wntminstff' 3898 Park Newport. $195 mo. gar, Call art 6.30 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• &W-4160,639-2441 wknds 71<1-67S.431 l LG . i\ltract1ve 2 BR M;FShr Beaut. 4·bd con· ll;andy to S.D. Frw)'. Lge bach, ocean view, "'1rern.:. bllns . ~l\. cpt. do Woodbridge Irv Cull 831·1400 patio encl gar, refn~ I drps, cln, quiet bldg Ame111l1es. Mark 559 7111 Ai'?ort Offtces blk lo beach. s2;,o 1\1tlts. no ll<'ls. i225 met ----- 631·3950 all ut1b 536·4..tOO YNG. Businessman want:. l ONTH FREE M;F to shr 3 br. 2 bit hl>c. FUil l>erv1ce. No lea::.e re· OCEANFRONT Clh ~ Ouvlex 4 RR. 3 l.la, 2 car 111 Mesa dcl Mar. C~1 q d 200·600 sq. rt. Plenty "A" No pets. 3 Br. 2 Ha gar . patio. Kids pets ok Very pvt .. many xlr .. s . or parkrng. 2082 s. E 6754688Nostudenli. $375.mo.~171!15!1 lnclulll.S225.S407196 Bris tol Sl , Newport l"IM 3144 l"IM 3844 lrviM 3844 _Hc_a_e11._ss..,.1_.1_01_0 __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice. Neighborly. AnOnew JUST COMPLETED Full service offices, <182 lo 517 s .f.) Irv Ind Complex. dlx decor, re. ce1>llonist, scrrctary, xerox, blueprint. mail & coffee serv. Ji'ormal con· fcrence rm &· lounge. !''Urn, Unfurn, uv111I dai· ly, mo, m~c. 549-9595 t •,., •• /'ft''' 11 ••••r ,., "•'" • l .. 1 Cnll Mr How;.ird 645· 6 101 SAN CLEMENTE M.dical .Arts lldg Ideal Medical or Dental suites. Plush carpels & central &U'. W per ft.. Call YEATS CO. 4.0S.0060 499·2237 IRVIME ......... loc;atlOft Low renll Must •c:e to beUevet 2 artltt'a wish to ahareapeca.ln If! Bldg . (J t.13&. luaed). Decorated by an:h. Sky Pa.rk Cir • door patio, w /trees Pond, 1kyU1ht. coDl r m , bltn deska " 1hetfs. Rec &t Rtteptlon &t aecty aerv avail. 175-1200. P b .,110 Burr Wh itl! n~a lt ~r 7901 N e wport B lvO NB (714) 675-4630 Ret.ail·Commerc1al. front bldg & garage. We are redecorating & pamtmR now. Go by & look, then call 7S2·1830 for mfo. 2544 Retired couple ha oney to loan on lsl & 2nd TD's Agent 4!J6.0llOQ --------- Spiritual Reader 181.S So. El Camino Real San Clemente. Fully he. For appt. 492· 7296 •MICHEUE'S* Outcall Mas sage IOAl\f 2Al\1 731 ·4462 WE BUY Fr RS T & You deserve to meet so· S E C O N r> T R U S T '!'eone you ~long w1tl\. m :EDS <.;all AGf:N"r 7"1 496·0l!OCJ 6Jl-2_876 __ Newport Blvd. CM PVT PTY will pay more L 0 0 K f N G F 0 H lndustrialRetttal 4500 foryour2nd'l'.O. AMERICl\N SPOUSF:: 642 ~73 n Yr old female, folk ••••••••••··~··•••••••• · classical dancer. never •NEWPORT. BEACH• S.'.ll,300. 2nd T.O. behlnd marned. wants lo meet 3800 Sq. Ft sprinklered. Sl20.000. on South w1rlowf'r over 30. Write: $633 per mo gross. Agt. Laguna ot•e11n11iew re· Miss Kim M1 Ra. Kwan~ Call752·504l. s1dcncc, 1n es crow to Hwa Moon, P .O. Box Doctor Ill $267.000. All 1J2U, Seoul, Korea Ind. Units W /ofc rlue 45 days. Oh.counted ------ 1500-4000 sq.ft. from l!!'. to yield 20"n per annurp EXOTIC GIRLS IMMEOOCCUPANCY 751-4827 or493·1 J.>:l MassaKe & Modehn~ Leasing ofc open 9-5 d.a1· ---Outcall54.2·3169/543·3250 ly Sat. 9·noon. 711 W. CAS 11 ... 0 R M Cl RT 17thSl4'C·4or Gi\Gl':.." & IST T.O.'S RELAXING MASSAGE 642·4463 Cull (714 l 002·6292 I.lob James-Lie Masseur •~--............. / Outcall9·9,494·5111 Lit• MfCJ"LOCJUnO --·""""' 38().500 sq.rt. s1so.$1200 r::&°'~d •SHA.ROM'S* mo. Util pd 646·3357 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ot.rrCALL MASSAGE Storage 4550 Lost & Fowtd 5300 499-l224 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••BEAU TIFUL NUDE Storage garage $25. 1959 LOST: Cat, lirwn. T11ter GIRLS. 625 N. Euclid, Maple Ave. CM. Mgr al Tabby. 4 yr. old rem. V1c. Anaheim Apt5.648-6505 Culver & Walnut.Irv. 559-61501535-5363 R...eak Wanted 4600 551 5629 Gentleman tn 30s, attrac- ••••••••••••••• •••••••• LOST: Sm. Whl. Poodle. ta ve, clean. seeks lady in WANTED !Br/studio un· fem .. VIC Hunt. Bch. 20s ror mutual pleasure furn apt , s200·$250. Reward. 536·5840 or & friendship. 642-2837 aft Mature working woman, 5:Ml-658.5 7. wknds all day. 673-9894. ---------FOUND: Slamei8 cat. vie Need large tor 2 bedroom or Cubbon & Broadway, apurttnent or house S.A. 751-8340 • w/w(>r.kspace. 497·2882 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... Oppt11 tWtity 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found:MOMy 64.4·5273, 0.8 pm Masseu r , student of hl~her awareness. Out· call. 973-1606ext 120 the p('ople who've joined P 'C1mc Brllnch office the Army. Call for de :.l>eks lJondal>le teller lo tails. work P• lime. l':xper. pre-. Hwu1ogton Heh !l62·81t!l f'd. Contact Hilda Ter· Costa Ml'S3 540.10'.!6 ranove at <714) 644·7255 Laguna lhlls 768·5251 Western Art teachers with some F.deral Sa•ifHJS follow111g mtcrc1ted 111 n 44 E. Coast Hwy Corona del ~1ar tea c h111 g 1n full y CQUIPJ>CCI Jrl ::.hOI) 1n ,_ ___ E_.0_F.·t·M·'·F'--- t'ountatn V .illcy 8J9·:J905 aft 51'~1 BANKING ASSEMBLERS PBX RECEPTIONIST 1 Irvine Nalwnal Bank M1F. 4 Yrs mm. ex per <.:ontact BohC.:rei~hton Manual de xterity . Good 0 L' vision mantlatory. Good __ 83J.._·_:n_ou_._E_._·_"'_· __ bend1ts . Call Carol.i---------- 581-3830. M. V . .area. ATTENOENT wanted, full time, for my mother. 962.91j43 AUTO •MET4LMEth Excellent pay and work mg contl1l1ons lur e x· pe nen1:ed m etal me n needed now al growmA Chevy de;ileri-h1p·~ body shop in I Orun.:e C'!unty Airport Complex . F1txorglass body " ork op· tional. Opp. for advance ment. Sec C asey . llOWAR D Chl'vr olc t. Dov e & Qua ti Sts Newport Dcach. Automotive New Detail Shop needs help Uanking TIRED OF COMMUTING TO YOUR JOB? Excellent employment opportunities al lo ca I l!avmgs & loan offices 111 M1ss1on V1eJo. Lug una Beach & 1.oguna Hill:.. Exper'd personnel prc- forred. Fur further tn· formatwn call Mr:.. Jc rue SADDLEBACK SAVINGS 759~0181 Top wagC!:i paid F.ngine Steasners. enJC polnler~.1·--------- buffcrs & polishers. up Barmnu1 • Nights. Apply holslery s h om r'ooer111 . 11162 Newport Blvd. Costa check.out, p1ck·up & do· Mesa llvery, Apply ill --------- 2059 Harbor lil, CM 645·1030 RA RTENDEH. part time. Some exper. Apply ill ----------a p e r ff on . 0 e r by Auto R~pair Shop needs 'Restaurant. 1202 s. E. Exper d man to hel11 tn Bristol, Costa Mesa oCfu:c. 5 Day wk. Give ---------- esUmatcc. wrtte invoices IEAUTICl4H 700/o & onswer phone. Pald Poulble w/following for benefits. Please apply in Costa Mesa. Nwpt. Bch person, 1747 Anaheim rea. Doy.eve ablru. For Ave,Colta Mesa. apptM5-Q7S8 Auto Speaker Encloaure BUUTY OPE RATOR Mtt. has openlnr f or Station.torr nl. 1peak er lnata ler. HalrThera py, 963-0717 peckaalng & ortt r cori· troller. Good advan~ 'BEAUTY Recept. ror El ment ror t111ht person. 'l'om aaloo. Mutt. bo OYCt' S2.75 hrtoatort. ~ 2L Salon e~per. prtf'd. 837"'74<\. -... . . Add 1t. •• BuUd ll ••• Olaper lt ••• H mm r It. .. Carpet lt...Cement lt ... Wlre lt ... Hoe lt...Clean lt...Movo lt. .. Press lt...Polnt lt...Nall lt...Ptoster lt ... Flx It ... SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb It ... Patch it ... Pipe It ••. Remoae1 n .•• Roof lt...Landscapc IL.Tiie It... Trim lt ... Sew It ... Haut it. .. Add It... Plant It ... Alter It... Learn it... ••'•11..,.. c.,.t""'°ke 9tdttc.. G1M1stll5enfut ttn1ede..a199 ~ r-....g/r.,.,...., r..-.JP•"-1 ..,. · ........................ 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............................................................................. , ................................... . D • J antt 5"V, Qi.,_l Man wUJ lay youn t;l.t!CTRlCAL 8ERVICF. HANDYMAN-Komea & Want a REALLY CLEAN Ex p e rt J a p a n e 1 e PROFP.SSIONAL Palnl· PalnUn1. Homa, lotr • ROOl'S lnatalled factory TR.J P &Atun:110 or mtno. Rep1lre • C~llJ hr,-'rS¥AL.L Apta. Con1clentiou1 HOUSE? Call Gloaum houaecle.n1n1. Weekly, lng. lnler/Exter. Rua, eiucrior. Al)U : Special· dnc:\: .mab'l 35 yr». mlS.Maln.SA deatdt\lloo!Ouarwork JOD61MM133 • ...:._.. <.'ralbmao.Ph6'5-0302 01rl.•'reent64S.5123 Ownt.rarwport.aUon.CaJI workauar&42·0384 ty.Lorata.631·2508 Call rarold Gunn, •I '49-llll Ill.Olm al bl .... MIV fl'rce 642-5J.9S 50.at " _. ~ ..a..M.MMI Hi•b..clllectric Proteulonal window IMMACULATE CLEAN· WORKGUARANTEED ------------------• u W3e su-ernc WHbn. Paint1n1. in· ING. You DESERVE the l•dtc ... lh!I tnt.erior/Extr. Free eat. When yo"'re ialllln1 RO()fSFORLESS .. ..:;. ................... C-.t/C-rete r tr/exU', odd joba, Jerry Bl!ST. 7~'1 ....................... 25ynexp.&U-0295 a~ lit. you bave to be AU types, nnan avail. Win ~.,.. tor r hUd, my·-.................... 0.-Lht ~Un Roeemarie's Houseclean 8 yrs exper. free est, also K 1 P l 1 lit, & we are li t . Por lat Free eat, Uc/bond'd, In· hornct.H8Pncnoo8ch.ONB-MAHC,.w.aynu·••••••••••••••••••••••• in XI\ k f d lodaeplamat.erialavall no w es ant n1. d&HWOl'kandtopUiM 1r.SIDIDl"c:ttlzenadilcnL Ulsl.m.40Z:S pr PGUriftl • r11U.hln11. W'EEDINO·CLEAN\JPS NO~~G:ALL rats.0!n ~r°:n~-~~i4~ clean up & ret's. Jay ~~\'1Ex~~scid'!::li~~i~ material, lotr • txtr ... :OQJan,ytJme • ~ Day Care • Pn Sclt10U(ownror1n1,-.vc: WttklyMalntenanco 11'15-?.440 848-400or995..2W mobllehomea.836-ll.20 State contr llc'd. Bon· Repalnl. Uc'd & lrurd. Sc.holll Xbtt ... mlo... money. •l·.MZI Pho u.l 6'2·9907 HOUSECLEANING Is our Maeos1 f ded/lnar. Pleue COQ~ct AU tr .... Free est. Call .. vl.rotun•.st1·ZOU CEMENT WORK. All OardonlbaServlce· clean HANDYMAN: CaJ119ntry, Busilnea;. IR~ll~bt e ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUNG Mao, 5 yrs expr Blue Diamond PaiDUDa. anytimeSU.aac>Walt _________ , londs. 8-IOCHAblo. Pree up " haulln1 weekly eleetrtcal, plumblne & aerv ce, an ce s ag· Brickwo11k .. SmalJ Jobi In wallcoverlng. Free 548-0352 ---.------e. ,. ... u ll.Cal1750-e625 I R floonl646-Wl 847·2"187 teedyAnnsal675~ N rt Coe M .~ ests.6'5.as76,Andy ,... -··-··-·-·•-••• H mu nli!ni•n«i. eW10n1t• • ewpo • ta esa .. ••••••\•••••••••••••••• C'ar1M1ntry. any t ype. 8 & 0 Concrctt. All blorateii,freeullmatea. Housecleanlngbyreliable lrvlne.675·3115evee. lnt/Extdependable,rus. Plaltw/..,.,. CERAai!JCTlLl!:.Newor l'and, doon, ct~. Abo pba._ t'Oatr.ie, block• M er 4:30 a11k tor Ron. GtOlllMJ couple. Refer e nces. MovisMJ freeeatJmate. Call Jay ....................... remodel Free est sml Co<om'L be/eat. Al\ S, brtck work. •'reo e.ta. 6'6-C»Uor54S-4987 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963.S8l3orl·l!26-6l2l6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-7965 VERYNEATPATCK Jobs "Velcome. 536.1268 ~tilt Llc'd Ir bonded 615-9720 VERY LOW PRICES! SkJploader • dump truck, Housecleaning. Ex pr & Local & Long Distance Sm& painting co. sin all JOBS & TEXTURE afU on gardenina main· haulina. tree work. grad· reliable Japunese lady, M I Lo t t 1 t 'E t De Fteeest. 893-tG•----------fb.llh ~ P'inlJb, nmod. C••-=tor ten.nce.Oeora:e5'9·20U ing,demo.etc751·3930 Nds trans portation ov ni. wes r ues, pnces n ' x r. pen· Wliiiduw Cle.Mg rt'PiUJ', wirina ~plumb-•••••••• .. ••••• .. •••••• u..n., 84.2-C3B9. fast, efficient service. dable. Work guar., free ........ • ..................... . U:'61-Cuatom Carpeotr) R.J, Uuttmaa "Son, Gen Prol Japanese Laodscap. ,..._IJ ~~e e~t. M ~es ll c est. 7S«B2l .............. : ........ Wl.ndowt Wublng! Reu. 4!llt-S111 Contr.CultomAlt"Add, lng. "gardening. Mu nt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt housecleaning by em overs -85S2 PAINTING. lntr/Extr. HOMESAVERS. Plumb-Rella•te work. Refa. -p a ll o a, cab l n e l ll , incl mowins, tnmmlni:, Haullng~ing,kdReanup day. Own transportation. Pm..tis.g/P..,tlMJ Expr'd. honest. neat. i.ng &c Heatil'I &c air con· Free est. Matt: 673""'87 C..,.. ~Ice fonntca. New coost. Res aprayang, weed.log.. Free f1/up. 1 '"""wor · eas, 836-0848 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reas. Lic'd. 964·104S dltionlng. Free est, s101;,;,;,;,;.-.-,;,;.-,;.-,;,;,;,;.-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• & comm. 645·464C/ est.M>10'12. ~ fast.freeest842-4597 PETERS PAINTING Dave hr. Honest & reliable • ~mpoo & steam clean. S48-4541 Ue. Bonded Reliable Expr Japanese OCC Student. Big ~ T <=g~~~~·mDs~::.~c:· Expr'd. Reas Rates. "'-...llty '..&-"-sttVtce. BofA. MIC OK. F• Ad Action ~lor bnahtenen; wht Drywall And Acoustic Gardener. Reasonable, truck. Trash. tree trim, H8/Npt.841Hl647 . Free Est. Call Gene ~ -·-... _T_5_1·_3J.SO ______ _.. i ptsl0mlnbleach.C1ean Spec St Li 636-$138 free esl.64S-52.30 Mike etc. Randy 642·S703, 552·0458 •LowestPrices DRAJNSCLEARED llv, din rm, hall $15. Ava <2l3~· or • 549-3666 Housecleaning Weekly. * Houses/Ap~ FROM $3.50 ·Call a rm GS7.~. clloucb SlOodo, chr ' Ge:uar•s.n-lcH Good work. Good refs. Paint Your Cattle •W-'-IGnutrf.E.~rR. els. Call751.m42 ' SS. uar e ro pet r. Eledrical ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHEAPEST hauling in Exper. 675-9589 Averaae Extr 1 Stry S395 ""'"' ... Cpt repair. 15 yrs expr. ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• WhyWartlattto..1 town. Ft est.a. CHEAP! 2Story$5o4.S,lnU'$4Srm •f)'eeEsts.m-0575 Any plu1nbing, waler Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 142-5&71 ~.o~cf.r.k myself. Ref a ELECTIUCIAN·priced . J 'm your bandy man. fM2.2996or64s.l.390 EXP'D Mature lady ror Pritta lncl matr'l·labor Quality work. lnt/Extr, serv. le~. f?athrm encl, ---------• n&ht·free estimate on 8at.Jsfactlon guaranteed. HAULING&LABOR !'::.11~~ &~~~o:~ m~~ Guar/lrurd. f)'eeeat. Avg rm $35, Refs. Free ceromac tale. Reaa. "' Have something to sell? &argeoumalljobs. Estimates. Dallas , FteeEslimales s.4:30PM, ref's. 979.0871 Ted 5JIVi08S est. Dan631·2898 _832_·24_68 _____ _ Classinedadldoltwell. L.lo 673-0359 646-5888 SS!M581 FrithruTues. Want Ad Help? 642·567! WantAdResults 642-5678 WantAc1Resulta 642·5'18--•-----· . ' . f HitlpW..tecl 7100 HefpW.tecl 7100 HefpW..ted 7100 HllpWmthd 7100 HelpWmthd 7100 HelpW•hd 7100 HefpW..ted 7100 H.lpW-.d 7100 HlfpW..e.d 7100 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... BOYS & GIRLS After school and t:v~g work Earn $20-$30 per week or mort Apply now by calling 640-2443 betw~ :5:00 and 9 :00 p.m. Monday through Friday. . Counter Girl, Daya. App. HOUSECLEANER with NURSl::/Alde(Companloo ly, Capt. Mike's Fish Drafhpenon Generaletfke lovani: heart. Prefer IMTalORD!SIGNIR Mainfew•M• Muatliawear.8:80.\t.o F'ry,815W.19t.hSt,CM MachcMlcalDHi4Jlff MESS&1GER/ spiritual person. The Im· Exper'd processional to Expr'd. Over 30. Must 1::1> P., Moo tbru Sal. S3 s.10 Yrs exper. in GEMHALOFC maculate Cleaning Co. work ln large Anaheim ltnowemergencyplumb· hr.645:3163. COUPLES needed to help mechanical design & M rl s · h 759-03'77 ..... · s II lng Su lb Th d --~-..... -----manage family b""'ln .... s. d ~•"-r d 1 a ners av1ngs as runuture tore se log . n ru ura ays. .,.,..1l$ES .a. 'DES P/time.S57-02U .... '"' ru.nuig 0 ev ces. pre· lmmed. opening for a HOUSEl<EEl'Bt many name brands. Call for appl. '99-2969 or "" At =~av:~. °O~oi:su~~ r I t t m e E s c r o w Acute care hospital has r r e re r de s i g n e r 499-UW Eltpet'd. F\111-Tlme. Creditleparlet . 1 d d 11 d . Messenger & Gen'I Ofc openm& for an exper'd w/prev1ousfurnstoreex· E Trablees..ctusSlarts 'd I l ' inc u e eta es1gn, Asst. Must provide own Housekeeper, day shift. per. Oppty to work in MAl~T NANCE MAN· Sepe.26th. Eam while in wS.. r~ '"f;!· support for engineering. vehicle & type man. JS Good pa.Ji& benefits. N.Baru after 1st or year reqwttd by Our Lady you learn. rg . checklng & drafting. Sal wpm. ~lot benefits & p-•M"ca Ho•-"al when branch will open in Queen ot Angels Catbol!c AdJ>ly, Parle Lldo • commensutate w/exper. working ~onds. Apply ~m~ .,,... WestcUrlPlaza. Oiurch ... aalary + •tudio CoftvaleleelllCeater Apply in person wlWork At: 18792Delaware HB Metteer's apt. Contact Rev. W.R. • "66f1agshipRd,NB C samples to Seleotlrtc Mariners Savings Call 842--0611 f\amiture Store Harvey&M-0200 &t2"'°44 MAN g~~~gu ~oig~o,lsN ·~~ l5U WestclJff Dr. N.B. HOUSEKEEPER. Live 223 E. Llncoln HUR 551-9051. EOE. F.qualOppor Employer in. Newport Bch lady. Anaheim 114·5383 Maintenance Full "~~~PM· ~· Parttim and Latin girl w /so me JA~lTORS·P lTime , FAR WIST 11PM & 11PM·7AM. ex· Help Want.cl 7100 HefpW..t.cl 7100 Saturday glng Drapery Manuf. needs GEN Ofc.·girl, 8AM·2PM knowledge of Enellsh. Irvine. Fountain Vly, SERVIC!S per•d or tralnees. Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• jw:uor sales persona sell· full or p /llme female +, ljte ore duties. Must Please write to P.O. Box Nwpt Bch. Call 540-1811, Production FaclUly Verde Conv HosJt, 661 n~ kk S ing subscript.Ions door to trhel.p. 12Ex7~e..r;dh orEwOiE·11 be dependable & have 21674. Nwpt Sch. 17182 Armstrong Ave, lRVlNE,CALIF. CenteiSt.C.•.$48·5585. '' vvo eeper/ ecy, no Q.ERJ(TYrtST door. Requires van or am. · ..,..., r. • own car to run errands Irvine A II t j b shorthand. H.B. area. . I i large station wagon. Also, need Installer, HB 898-2392 . Housekeeper/Babysitter. . n ex.ce ren o op·,_ _ _. _____ _ Salary commensurate Traaoee pos. or n· male, full or p/t1me. Ex· · In .my home days, Mon· Janitorial help needed for portuntly or • person NURSES w1experience.846·1328 iurance co. in N.B. Good Contact Roland Presley per'd or will train. Will Gingham Girl houseclni Fri, ~.V. Non -s moker, young rapid growing Co. w/mechanical abUlty " .,.. $61-Sn SH l,yplng 45-SO. Salary to at the Daily Pilot. 330 W. negotiate wages Paid "'arv1·ce nds woman pit . non ·dnnker, must have M/F for W-tem Coun· adequate knowledge In SSOO •-good --. benefi'"'. Bay St, Costa Mesa or · """ "" oaa .... o•n. .. .,,,A -el-rical " plumbing to $CK Private Duty Bookkeeping "' ... ~ ... h .,A2 4321 1 hol & vac. Apply, 1835 topS. carnec645·5123 car . .,....,.....,14or'""".....,.. ties Maintenance Co. ""• .11 WHY lUR~ A BKKPR? 83J..8450. p one .,.. . or ap· Whittler Ave. Unit 8·7. 63 -0723 make repairs & preven· LYM'1 S•'-141 Stf Use our computerized•---C-OC--KT-... -,-L---1 pointment. C.M. or call 642·1843. Girl Friday, lite bkkpng, HOUSB<EEPER l tive maintenani ce of food& $48 Private Duty bkkp'g aervice designed ~ DELI GIRL lite machinery work. 2 days a week. Own Jewelry Waxer process equ pmenl AIDES $36-$31 Stf for a mall businesses. WAITRESS Driver for compressed ABC Lock s mith , transportation. Laguna Orange Co. building. 13(PrivtrteDlltY S imple entry, inex· Leam,in40h.rsthemost Ove~ 18• Some expcr . gas. Will train. Must be Newport & Laguna Nieuel.496·0958 714·919·6124 MULTIPLECO. Servin&allotOrangeCo. ix;ruiive. 1·63C·l.SOS call exciting. glamourous, F /tame. OH Tues & abl<? to work all hours. areas 497 3233 or BENEFITS. World.q bn le days of ·t Amit. highly paJd proless. Day Thurs. CdM.644~IOO. Start immediately. Call 642-4762. • H 0 u 11 e k eeP 1 n g & Jewelry sales. excluslv< Equal Oppor Employer your cbolce. JleCa & mal or eve sessions. Place-Delivery 492·7240, American Childcare, llve·in orNdai· ahop, So. Cst Plaza. 3 Call <114)540-54162 prac ins. req'd. Gn>up IOOKKEEPElt Computer peyron exper. .. & refs nee. Part or F /time. N.B. 646-40'71 ment asaist. Good Job op-AUTO CARRIERS Hesplratory Therapy GIRLS NHDEO ly buls. 644-6887, wpt daya per wk. Some nltes •--------i lns. & paid vac. avaU. J por MUD-. Sandwich del. 5 Day wk, Bch. Apply In person. Ciro, S. MalnL man. p/t.f.l.Znoon WESTCU~ , ~714/751·9194 w DRIVERS 4 hr day. Own trans. Housdceeper/Cook, live· CstPlaz.a. daily. SUS.$4.58 per hr. ...... ... ..., So. Calif. Cock tall WOU FOR Early AM, 3-6. delivery Eam over Sl.~ hr. Call In or out. Enelish apeak· J . Herbert llall Jewellen Capistrano, La1una u1•We1tclltfDr Waitresses, Joe., 17922 YOURsaF LA TIMES, C.M. S300 8am-lpm. PhoneS40-8339 Ing •. CdM .. 644·8172 camier minded jewelry R.0.P.~11.8 Ste212 Newport Bob • BUSBOY wanted, exper Sky Park Bl, Ste C, IY WORKl ... ft. mo+. 545-0710 Bob GIOCERY CLERK eves1 wknds, 646·4639 sales person needed 631.ostGor752-9118 • ne ....... ,....,, lunch" d1·n· 1rv•--,ca-14. "~ DRIVERS t d r II wkd""' Leadi 1• MATURE WOMAN orcu-a5u00r-1 "~-.. u,.; ~ ... , wan e u 1·11 Store. 1Jpm-7am. 3 ,,~. . ng t.o mgmt pos · p/t1' m e to welcome no•r--~ ner, apply In person. . WITH US. time ( local del' ri u A I ln t ~~~~~~~~~ LeBiarriu French Cafe, COCKTAIL Waitress. .. & 11 • or ive es, Nights wlcnd. $2.50-12.75 HOUSEKEEPER on. J?P Y person. a newcomers & contact r: 414 N N t Bl d Exp not mandatory. Ap-many men women a for Indoor plant co. p/br 675 Paularl no, ·Npt Bch. 3333 Bnstol St., S. Coast merchants. F1exlble hrs. Office n,Ip F/tlme perm. New rt ~~':~oov • pl.y6:30t.o8;30PM at The over Ora nee County Knowledge or Indoor 751-46.52 Uve-in, must have car, Plaza, Ste81. Need car, lite typing. pos. for exper'd person. "· po C.onfeW Factory, 23861 have been earning extra planta helpful. Apply in room. board, salary, KENNEL WOU 547·3095. Heavy~ Uae or 10 El Toro Rd., El Toro (t.op ~y for years by de· person. Westmins ter GUARDS 751·7125 days. 645-4628 roex. hrs & wi.-ds. MW!l key addina math impor· CAFITERIAHB.f' fir. of Home Savings livering a Regis t e r Nurser y Co. 175 12 eves wknds r• .., MECHANIC · t t ._ la' le •v · t Newhope St., Fountain 1 • have own transp. Gen'I an • ,.,, pang. ' ~·t~~: ; •• ~:~: bldg) newsro~~fOo! Valley.54().0120 SECURITY HoUM?keeper/Llve in, bi· work. Call540-4234. :::: t!a:ble 0.:~~°:~~ _6'Z-4800 _______ _ SSH700, ext 2448 lor ap· COMPETITIVE SWIM The only Investment Is GUARDS lingual OK. Ba lboa Isl. KITCH&1 HB.'ER neet repair. 3 Yn exper. OPTOMETRIC TECH., pointment. TEAM needs ~acb for about 2 hours per day or Elderly CouDle Children. 675·5074 lo gas & diesel • .F1exible approx. 30 hrs p/wk. age eroup swimmers. your time. (before 6:30 Needa care aeveraf days Gu rd o I open Part lime, Mon thru Fri. on hrs. Union shop. Only Hours flexible • Exper. Cafeteria Helper Write SCAT, P. O. Box AM). These are perma· &c nlghta per week. Nice Ne~por~ B~ach & j :-;;,,-~or""!'7_381~0 2 hrsperday.S49·9446 qua II fled need apply. req. Mission Viejo. ' P/Ume work. Min 3 hrs. 2033. caplatrano Beach. nanl part time openJogs. apt. pvt rm & bath, Faabionlsland. l~ _._ ..., l(ifcL--sa.-.ward Contact Dick Winkler, 831-058!eves. Must have car. C.M., 92621 or call (1)492-7356 Ideal supplemental ln· aA ....... 86 ..... rd y HSKPR t 1 d 1 '""' nr 714/810.7380. N.B. & CdM areas. App· eves. comeforreUredpenion1, """""' ·-pe 8 • · •care 0 8 Y n P\'t Country Club, Expr. ---------ORDERPltOCESSIHG ,,. 1 y, New port· Mesa houaewl~, students, lnte~~i\:t"~ny nt.s H~r~cr:~00z':fs~ drive. necessary. For interview Medical sec'y, Must have 'C&.lllK Unined School Dist., CONSTRUCTION SUPT etc. Mull have depend•· Englneertng call 644·5404 Ins. exp. Wllllng to work Busy ofc " phones. Use ",.~ 1-'ood Service Dept, 1857 exper apart & condos, blecar&bel8yeanold. HIW'IODUCT 920S.MainSl,S.A. Hakpr/Comp, chauffeur LEGALSECRETARY in a bus>' of c calcuJ$>1'. type, follow· , Placentia Ave. CM HBarea.538-4022 Huu1tluCJtot1leaell DESl~NEH~INEER 547-8507forappt. forlmo.Sept19to0ct14 . , w;diverisfieddutlea.Hrs up. Jl'oreign marketing •'.Jo 556-32'73 r-talst Vahy To create original de· Equa&Oppor. Employer for cpl on waterlrnt. Non Corporation. Exper d. 9 ·6. Mon• Fri. Call exper. desirable. Jrvtne •· CARPET Cleaner, f/tlme •COOK CAU.142-1461 slan1 ot miniaturized smokerreq'd.646-&565or NewportCenter.640~ 640-6000 Coll\plex area. Send re· or p/Ume. Will train de· ~P-:.:: ::,r~~'!~ DELIVER "•JSSED preclsi9n alumlnated GU•RDS 557·9891 Legal sec'y, Ex~. 1 to 2 MESSENGER Person aumeor letter to Person· d bl l'B -awllchd' & aasembllea. ,.. yrs. Xlnt typing. no / G is h nel, PO Box 2US. •' pen a e person. .. . houae. Call tor appt. o E G I S T E R Uni--' ,_ ndl fflkpr/C.ompanlon. llve·ln shthnd. call 7"'"·" .. 18 for w car. uar. rs per Newport Beach, Ca , Ph. appt. 846·8602 or ••u ....,,.1 k 1 Do ~ Wellestab'lOrallleCo. • ......... expa ng w/car Care tor aenior -~ wk +mileaae. Must be ......,,.. .. 84&-311"1 .. ,.. • ......, ' 81 or n. NEWSPAPERS. ToA.M. STACOSWITCH IMC its operat.lona lo Oranae ltl ' R ,,., N rt lnt.ervlew appt. avail when needed blwn -... 1 · La&una Beach. eust.omen ln HuuUnston County & needs 40 part &c c un. eu., owpo 9 & 4PM. Call· David p---U--C-l_b_l_ '1 Cu Wuh Cashiers. Cen· Sch, Fountain Valley l139BakttCoataMeaa full Uroe aecurlty of· Bch.54S~. Liquor clerk. put Ume Smlth 549-8871 • art me e e r l)' l.ral & So, Orange Co. OOI( area. Mon thru Friday. 549·3041 ficerslmmed Exper not Hale to II t t weekends.CdM , Jewels. Samples turn. C311 6"-4460. C Ideal for houaewlvea Equ.alOpporEmploJer nee. Top wafel tor' ex· ex:~ n~~C:icr~8R~f!: 673-7530wkdaya MODEL INSTRUCTOR ::kly P~~~~~i= .... . Days Only with children In acbool. per. personnel. Car & Npt Bch area. 64().7314 UQUOR CLERK needed, to take char1e of 839-~ ope,. .. q~" • ... • Applylnperaotl Mual have dependable ESCIOWSECY phooe req. 21 & over. P/time over2S program. New school.1 ___ ..--____ _ ~ ~.r C~HIER Atler3PM car. be over 11 yrs old & Marlnera Savings 111 Veterans & retirees Jnaurance Free Ni'gbts64i6s:J7 legitimate. Send resume Pa.rt Time FiUme for Retail Store =~c:=~~i;:;. !U.~1~1~M~::.1~~m 8 seeklnt a quaUfled =~tA,~:;'::,•f~: ~~c.!°.!:.!0! i.ocAL Business Woman ~~l~t.Bo;.J.1·~·: SUMDAYONLY ... 1n Fubioo Island. 9AM· DellwerJ·Drlver &c :.B.n:rc~~!~::. Appl_y_1pm>-$pmMon·F'Yi. all areas or comm'l pro-ae6.ing above average 1580,330W.BaySt,C:O.ta i?:"i:n~eUwMDaf~ •·•. 6PM Monday thru Frl· COOK Produc:UonWorker.$ato per. req'd. Xlnt aal, ~'rottdlcMI perty le caaualty will pers on. Some aalea, MeaaCa,92GIS 11 i:u e:;.~\ • day. ._._ _.,_•-be ti 1226 W. Sitt St. S.A. land WI top •Pot. Also aome promoUon, aome a . ve 1 v n -Apply In Penton DI ck Ch urch • 11 st.art.CallMZ-2256. wor~~a:'.'de;'t.aL ne ti Fee Jobs. call Chris, management. Reply to MOTOR ROUTE record0"°Requlres stc~ .._ Al r-~ Re• tau ran L. J.!'.~! DEIJVERY MAN, Early HANDY MAN. Jack-Qt-all 640-6055. Coastal Peraon-Classified ad no. 41, cro The Dally Pilot hu a w11 or van. a • U~ Newport Blvd, momlnlJ LA Tlmea, 3 M.:ns:;: s~~inp trades to work 10..12 hrs nel Agency, 27llO Harbor Dally Pilot, PO Box 1.560, ~i~1: a=~~c!:t :~~~~ = u& for Harry .,.. C4 Fashion l1Jand IA1esa, 548-4601 dayi per week. 146·1413 1515 Westcllft Dr per week a\ a Npt Bch Blvd, C.M. Costa Mesa, Ca 9216216 school or colleiutudent. ---·------ Newport Beach / co~ or613-2515 Newport Beach home " ore. Nds to be Lv.... Ap---x earnlnp S300 per PIX~ S•c Opn ~1:. J< "'~ OrC II p l famlllar w./electrlcal, ..._.-.c• ACJtWCY "" ... -1 .~, • .E~'dforconv.hosp DENTALASSISTANT a eraonne =umblni &c other nx·lt Secretary It Sa lea. Full & p/tlme. 3·11 :30 month. Call MM;Jil and Im openlnss. Appiy •••• Ca1hlera. mornln11a /tJ-.Goodsal •· -·11 .. me exper or re Forappt. 842-4000 .._ lnt fir ci.1 "· I l ahl ... Good a*I •-bene. leavenameandphone. In P8"°'9 betwn 9am & E rt ed ...... -ru ·w • • • EqualOpporEmployer ,#MA" Oppr 0 a ._.ary -comm 111 on. •• .. -4Pm llosa·•·rl. 155 ·~'..!~' ~~;aln:~~~rd bene.:..ApplyPar1cLldo, centgrad.NB.6"-9211. mature, C!apable person prefer eome lnaw-ance Please apl>b', Parle Lldo Rocbt1ter St, Coata ~.. •l'laphlpRd,N.'B. 0 _....AL .. o~ cbal-lde Exter. Landscape Maln· foupermpo11t\lon.Setld exper.HBare&.963-5647 Conv. Cent.er. 466 NEW JN TOWN? Dll· M-· 1 • Shoa, call Rick or Jim 642·8944 """• ~A. '" tenance Person needed. brlefatatementof exp. & Flaaablp Rd, N.B. aatWled w/presenl posi·•---------- 5f0.5611 cws toertwork ~~r.;.,,;·~~ Ex per. nee. Call hrly wqe requested to 'nvm-... c........ 642-8044.. Uon? Would you Uke A PIX~Sln CASHIB -c • nee. • Margaret, 551·0150 Ad '940, Dally Pilot, --~ Career oppor. w/multJ Wat~~aya,after· F/Ume, 1harp, arowth ~~~nf:~0:,!: ()l)en.642.-o~ u wkdya8:ao-t:ao. ~~~~·Coat• ~r'~kl~~·~n~-LV.M.lorR.N.t m&lllonSSflrm?E.mln• noonsfstv.,.lnN.B • . co. 6 Loe. Over 20, we Cpm. 'lllrrY '• Bar & DmtaJ Exper _ __._..°'}ore: Factory work. full time. ' par rates w/bllb comm. to-"'k In cllnlcal lab ln potential In exc ... ol " CP.¥ ar ... T Work &rain. Orm, 4241 l&art&n1ale ~ .. ,_...,. Near O C AJrport HOSPITAL • ftOeW i. J mediate .. .,. G0.000. WUl tratn. Call t /tl.m'-or p/tlm•. l"• ...,.,CAllWASH w~.N..B. busyln.otnce.m-1900 SSJ.mo • • . CUSTODIAN dollau ·p~ldmon IUb· ~=':r;~:c:;.~ 151·9134. w~ • ..,.L Xtra illlOHarborBl,C.11. • -----as lmmed.openlnlforlead ..<...•--•~ Exp1donly.Call avail. Call for appl. '!.!!...!',..!.•~ • COOICWAMTID DetF.ntr/Elec toSl.500 PACTOIYWOU l*IUon a-11110 1blj&...i~--orm~ -· ~--.. Chttnlcal Operatora, l"UIMlm• • P/\lme. Eleo/M~bTecb to'1200 llanufacturtn1 plant ~rJor super•l•~ 6 640-0140 ~~~t"y. P*'d aa· E.O,E.: ~, -~· • e• ~~~;.',~rt~~ S:: Avail any hrs. mom. lnd.i'& Env $1!00 needs racl«)' help. Call acutee..raeWt¥Ul*'· < -~ , •· ttnt wheelchr~1i~~ P.U .. ·• • ):tcJ.inJdnlpt. MOd-Frl. Pnll'd. Ex per. pre('d. Sal DkUph &ee1 '8C>O for into.~ DIC. AWlY tn ~ • lnN'ance MACHIMI Hoep. Sat/&IJ> 12 br1. ,......_,. Mt b0t1n1 ~f It& dlemkt.rJ or 'WOfk CIP'ft. Atl>l1 la ~. lrvtnePtrlOftMtAteucJ' Fl.OORWAX£R..F/Ume, Mt loi'Mn. Coco. BID f.,AIMtMSUIAMCI OPllATotl 84N:292 Leave ume 6 wort. ... ponatble, .,.-.. ' dqler. w/d!emlC!alt ,,.._ <kindft •taur• 1400 •n~nUteo.taldtsa exper requlrtd. Call .,Qemenle0ta'1Holp,IS4 COMPANY Small preelaloo .-itch pboauambff. mat~_peraoa. Evta • ... .u,z t:CS:'5tf.a211 aam.spm. 'E.!Ca.alt•t.NB. Su~23& _M2~7~ UO·Tlil, 1'7112 Camlao do lot Kan., componeata. Ot>•r•l• ..,.,,afte'DODa•m«n· '°'1 J.O.X.'1 • • --. -----~Ava •• IW ... · ..!!!.,at& Hal~:.~1;=111 varietY cl maebllm In· NURSES , . . 1 -.P/Ome.NameJ'DW" • ctmltMASW i ~cos• BTOLOGY 01119Ma ....... ~ Xlat wotlUOI ~ndl 6 ~l:'m=-.... ,!!~~· owsa atallt. 192·1212, H•• w&.f. to ••II ,hiltnd: .:':!:! ~ llHtaurn\ • com· ·Cirmrudlo~ corp. I~ HOSTllS/CASHIR ;beilielkl: drill~runpro. All£S ti $40 B..~A~ .. -~· •• ~ - .-i ~"' N=Ol'k; Worll: lt-11 ,Mfl I -...1-~ • b meret.I llMrtot. -I r-. .. ll•a hu -rm,_; _•APtl1bt~ lfli•u Mt........ duc•1-amall·--.dav. J.l f & I I•• ,.,...._flltliilllit ' ~ ..... --•=•· AIM .. __.. t••c .,. Jrt oitper, eapabte of ~-·-'-'a-·-~ P1111Bttwo1•1s>m~ '!"9'9 -._.. ,,. 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Ull r •••1...-A.-~O& 1ALS eli le s••.CJll1±•, 1t, t,,_ ••~.,.,C •n· fd ,:.e qu,. aaalc r .. tllt l4Mfl4 •91•6 ••ecllateb, _..._. ... Ulle.t.. Q>I, .... ··lit • ti lb .. ~ JrilKI"* U..Dellr.JJW.Mlll... Qr .... ...., l-lr~L.;vwi' •~¥11 &Cno..U•i• •I tl•tt. 'le-......... ~ 11 .. --· at<'Dr N.I. -· ·~ '. l>it .. ~ t960 ~~To--= :al ..,. 1"*. M t:'JN:•MaPrl IPl•lltlllo 6 t'=· ............... II ~·,__ -~ v~SA;.t:~Al ~~-=·~'·~ w •. =~~·· ~ .._=.! ...... ~ ,.. ....... °"" .. ...,.. IJ~~ ~ ':.t~=~J lll.lfP-1.-~!1'~ •ft - I• PRODUCTION TYPIST IBM SELECTRIC II fo:xp,:raellt'(.'<f ut•(•urule.• Typl11l n cdud 1mmt<l1»tcly, 70 wpm (m~l > l'art tin1c or full timt' fo;x~·l h·nl Worklntc Cund1t101u1 AJ•ply tn Peri.on an.a. Coast Dally Piiot . JJG Gfnt hy St., c .... MKe hk for Paul Wu rd \ri ~u••' Opport unlty 1-;mploVt•r ..... W..t.d 710 ....... Wm.4 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "1l1i•l 11 \f1'<111 JI tu11111" He11\uurnnt ww k a vail 'Jd llll>l'l'\<l(>f·(>11l'k <'I N1 1nutwd \lh ll'lu· l'\ub '-'\II '"""' ~~ lk''I a.wh.'d 11•·.ilth t'ooo U.u \luturt· lur "'1m1·0 hut Jll 111J~ iw1,11n lu hJlldh· ull .1ppl)i l•I. tnd Ii. 1ro llhJH"\ IJI 11·"l.1111 JOI ,h1lh !'>muul h Uur ""rk lull or 11 l Xlnt PlltlillU, :l:iaa.! Ol.-1 l.ar"o lJt>ndll11 '"<IUlrl· hi wn Dr. l.»¥ H11li . 5.ltl !I~ . l2 5. \lun 1-'ri, J ll day rt,..u~ IMJl!CTIOH MOLD SET-UPS Koowlm~w ul mult-riill., & e-<pc1 w ~cl up & opcrallun o( IOJC'<1.10n & l r;io11lcr 111 uld 101; ol i.mull prcc'6tun fHlrlt. Day Shill . STACOSW1TCH IMC wlmd111 oil ~l J.1111buN!c. '\ u RETAIL CLERKS UTOTEM Convettiuce Markets Puc.1t1on.s open ii.t . 2nd & J rd ~h1 r t s 10 Sa n Cl em ente & L aguna .Beach. Other areai. have Real htat. Salespeople ....... ~ ...... .,,........ W lcy N. Tuytor Co ho.a recently ac quired the '1ne9t in-house Cloled Clrcllff T.V. Tr•"'9 In today's hhthly competitive market you need ull the professional training uvnJl&1blu to be quallfied ws a true pro· f ei; lono.l and lop producer. We bell eve wo are the only office in Newport Bouch of(-.,rlng this profeHionally pro· duced Tom KopkinlS Color Video Tape Sal4.>s Training Progrttm Wc.-,lt1Y N. Tuylor Co. is a 32-year·old firm wholly owned and operated by its rounder No branch offices or d1vis1ons of something else -just headquarters. We offer personal pro· fc~ional guidanc<' to each individual tr:insaction We have openings for a few select m · dividuals who po1:1sess highest integri- t y, professional appearance and de· sire for success. Applicants must feel comfortable in prime areas such as Big Canyon. Spyglass. Corona del Mar. Linda Isle. •Lido Isle and other prestigiuos communities. Interview hy appointment only Wesley M. Taylor Co., RHltors 2' r I Saft Joaqui" Hin, Road NEWPORT CENTER, M.I . '44-4910 1139 &Iker c~ta Me!Ht 549-1041 t-:qua\Oppor Employer openings ulso. No ex per . Help Wonted 7100 Help Wanted 7 I 00 req'd A1>1>IY al uny of ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• c>ur ~tores. ~Nt'wporl Hlvtl Salt.~peri;on n11l•ch't eaaentlal. Apply ln pt•...On, za VicLOriu st, CM.~S'l . ' . ' ... .. ...... ..........-... ' -- DAILY PILOT (!JI TRA Vil AGIMT ~~~ ....... ~~ ... ~ ~.~!~ ....... ~!!! !'!;~~.~ ......... !!.~! Exporltnct'd . Nt wpott Beach art-J Call evu• Wa..~tirt, dryen. Clo FRES Wh~ remah· c:at. RefriJil, 11 cu.fl. Sl?() 1714 >646-47w h1tei rnodei. ~oo. 1 yr v er y a • n t I o G d DI n e lt e .. t 1120 -14uu. 1''ruu dell v~ry . w/c hlldren. l Yr old. Coucb/ehr STS. 1 Br Ile\ ·r y I' t; s !!; T ·r t: .K • l( • Mltr Chi( Wiii ilbO buy. 646--0154 9Q$. 2 Dbl bedw soo ei. pen oc:cd 18M o .. tem 631J..2:MO ~6/613-~9 compu1u~r /CoinpSet ---, Mute kitlen, blue eya, ----STOCkPHSOM ~1»& 11 to 3. ~ hr. r:c::.POR1rJ>~':Lio ~ D very playClll Weaned. Wa,erbod, klnil•I ~~. 1'' / ll m e 1£ p /ti m ~. IS42·1M2lor uppt W / • 33Cl8 646-7915 w1 heut~r. l Yr old. Suvt lmmed openln(l. net.an . W. amer nr Harbor, $100. 7~7!>87 Store. 7SH166, Williama TYPIST Santa Ana. 919-2921 Klttent, .\.it SiamoH. 8 Soooina So CoutPlaza fast, Accurate. ~ 0•1• CASHPAID ~eeu, bo"ed tu1'*1. Ow.can Phyfe dinl°' t~ SUM ME' ....:..... R, per wk. Plcuant Wor11· For W1br{Dryr1/1Wfri1 ll545-tas'J. ~i~. =·~~Ir•. It IS OV~ · Jng rond . Co. benefits. worklo1ornot9S7-8133 He'aTooBli-4mo. \.tBuJ.1 ----'------ WllAT NOW? You cun Apply, Penny1uver, lflOO MuUf lo\ Blk Lab, bJ&d lNSTANTCASH llttt111killbl lralnlnll.:, aaln Placentia, C.M. WASHB/DltYll shota, lov•abfe536·192S 1''or apple's. furn. tool» & v o u a e Wu r.. e x SUPER DELUXE Mdl. -ant.qi. An)'UIJ\e 983-5208 pcrieocu and atteod col TY P 1 ST M I F , non Multi cycle Uke new Kittens, I wka. Mother lcae in the Army. Your smoker, 55 wpm. "ood porr cond ' $125 e a '. Silver Penian. 1115 E . Kin& Si headbnt, velvet. Army Recruiter will pey, advlincement op-MS·5748 BalboaWvd,Bal. buqult tufted & show you how joining the portunitle.. New Atlonll1 -----rnatchin& bvy quHted people who've joinec:lt.he G9T R•ndolph. c M . Frigidaire Rerrlserator 6 Week old ldtteu, free to spread. Perafmmon eol Army can &et you In the 540-6791 rreaer, whlt.e, aood cond aood home. or. 6 mos ol.d. COllt ~. lrainma you want, aa· STS. 548·'7S39 540-153% lid.I Sl8S. 2 nl&ht atandil. llU!llment you want. col· WAITRESS Al b H od 8 BalMlt. all wood Mecllt lc&e credit• und how you Friday lunch. Sat/Sun Fedders 10,000 liTU win-& an ou ilch, 2 S3Sea 962·1961 1·an enm up to SlllOO for breakrnirt. Good hourly dow al.r cond, llkt• now yean, lovely temper· ---·~--- &choo) ancr your entlsl· galary 673·:SSLS $195. 831-1148 ~nt. Fr~-good home. DIVORCE Nece1111ltal"" menl. Ch.eek it out. Cull --· -.• ------...,,3319 sale of q1u1llt1 (pro Army WAITRESS. part ume. 2~ R~ ~or TV, S1 ~~11 2 F. do 5 apayed &ood feulonally decorated 1 Costa Mei.a 540-1026 Some exper Apply m W"Yer sioo :~~:Se 00 • watch ~P " aood wltb furn 111 h1 n is le a l' Huntington Bch 962·8821 p e r s o 0 . D e r b y • • _ children. 631 Victoria. cessorte1. 2 chll~ren ' Lagwia HUlli 768-5251 Restaurant, 1262 s. E . Wu s h e r & d r y er, #F CM Bd.rmM·green/wh1te & SUPERVISIOH MOOfl Duty AJde :w.i hrs per day. Sal $3 hr. Apply t.o, trvme Unified School District. 2941 Allon Ave, lrvme. (714) 556-4900. Equal Oppor. Employer. Teacher·Pre·School, Cert. or ex~r. for mum. clas:,. $2.60 Hr. 64()..88l.O TeMphwSalH Want to make money? Can you s ell on the phone? Top Sin our busi· ness. 646·3030. ask for Ray Bristol, COlita Mesa. Whirlpool. heavy duty, ' yellow. etc. 't'V. chl'll. ek. -harvest 1old. 1 yr old. Kitten, blk/White, 11llly 673-8883. WAREHOUSE MAN. $4.50.545'8678 looklnc. Needs aood ROUND -TABLL' 4 Ca- shipping & receiving. home. 7Sl-99S5 , "'· P 540.3236 ask for Zeke Refrigerator. Apt 1n~e. --taln • chrs, solid wood. -----Reasonable. 2 Reg as German dining or gume. rt• We need 25 people who are Ph: 631·3300 Shortbolrs w /papers. To finished. M8·1454 at. least 10 lbs over · . -a good home. 557·1486 -we ig ht. Ne wport & Ollonc copper dbl 11tove, after4pm. BUlOclu&onalform1&ldm Irvine ureas Call Mrs. like new . Kenmore --rm tel. 6 uphol yello"' W{?ir, 7S1·9175. w e con waBher & dryer. eus, 4:d Gold nau". blde·a·bed chn, $400. 53&-34811 tefl,._you how to lose oond. <white >. See lo ap. needs cove ring and LovelY::tik-.. -4 poun~arn money at preciate: ~ lakt?s all. recliner chair. 536-8280 S 1 h e newt. l>1'' ... 'I 1730 Santa Ana Ave. pan a sec aoni.i , u1esaine. me. O>rner or Cobrillo Apt ,_Wtwt IOIO wooden rountain. wood & ''1 B,CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• metal wall decor. Super . r: STOREWIDESALE 1162-2:509 -· --• Large Double Door N & uaed r l' refrinerator, washer & ew um, app s, Queen sz bed, also dbl • misc. Wllson's Bargain bed, no mar formica dryer63H.384 Nook. 54S & 814 W. 1Dtb, dinette set w /6 chr1>. Production Typist C~t.1 :\1c:.a fi 12 7702 Thur~. 1-'ri lO::un ilpm for Sharp. l!itpcr ~cc for rt!LJ1l "lton· in N B !\lusl medJ('UI ml(mt rarm, by --------· WESTERN PACIFIC PERSONNEL SERVICES 20902 Brookhuri;t Ste 'lm. Huntlngton Bch .Whirlpool Y1a1her , $75. Late mode l Kenmore was h e r USO. G . E . washer " gas dryer $250 aet. Guaranteed & de· llvered S46.8672 CM. 6'2·'1$30 &548·3262 recliner w .fvlbrator other euy clu-$, feeur C~...+ typist for pcrf-tfim position on dayshift . ....,,. be able to type on IBM Selec- tric at lffst 70WPM. APl'l~Y A'I' DAILY PILOT llO W.loy St CostoMeso An Equlll Opportunity Employer Jtuhtx:r Press Opr Will lram 0 11y s hift All ro lwnrf1ts. 002·6&\ll SALES SUPPLEMENT YOURIHCOME SSSS SSSS PART TIME TELEPHONE WORK .)tOUSEWIVES COl.LEGE STUDENTS (i u arantecd llourly Wa.:<.• Plus Bonui, 5 :W pm to s·Jo pm . Call &11»4223 or come to 250 ~. _ 17th St., Costa Mesa. PRO~UMMER SALESCLERK 2-3 Yrs e'Cper. J loneywell fo:usycodcr pref d. llus Jlllrd\.\are. Itri.· II 3, t.legree pref'd. Cl'I. ll!O Mon lhru. fo'nday. Cun· Newport Ctr ))r. N. H. t:n.t Phtl M2·113:1 614·4360, a sk fur H.ay Salcg Connd ly, ex~IO Christmas Money he 111L4!rci.tcd 111 (•ncrgy & 0 l'. Airport ll~qw~e, \\al er r o n:.t·r v n t 1 on. mm 60 wpm; basic die· 675 67:to ta phone: phone & recept. SALES YOUDOH'T HAVE TO STAHDOH YOUll HE.AD TORHD /I.GOOD JOI! Chollenglng job, good work environ &. salary. CUil 544·2967 SECRETARY l"inanc1al Management firm seek s a i.harp career oriented pcr:1on to handle top fiecretari al responsibilities. 2 ye11rs prcvwus c•xp. reqr'rl. Tune Life Labraril's hu:. Slll.l'l111g salary to $850 + a1':.olulcly lhl' (inei.I benefits. Send l'Oll'1den· p llml' sales Jobi. uvai la· uul resume to P 0 . .Box hie an Orangl! Co. No 16519 Irv. CJ\, 92713 door to door &. no pre· --- - - ssure tacti<.·s. Wl• use a Sccrtllary for hotel 1rnles nice (ricodly o.p1>roach & & catering orrice. Atlrac· our reputation•~ number ll\'e appearance. Xlnl 1 m lhe busmesb typlng. Apply in person We offer a base salary+ S he raton Ne wpo rt a commission & a great Bcuch. 8:30am·:'>pm Sept bonus plan. 1'hNe 1s ex 19i20, no Phono <'alls cellenl money on the job please. + the almollphere 1s 1 ________ _ Telephone Salei. 10-4 ON THAT SALES JOB 6000 BUDDY! TIN' i1 the "'°'t hottfft, ~&fwt1ale1 ;ot> In o,_,. Co. We offer 0 baM poy, a qood com•·• xlftt boftu1 Ir cosuol •t· nDaphere to go a6oACJ w/ow staff betleffts. Ho door to do«. Ow ofc spoc• Is beoutlful & ltO Hper. ltKeH. We Tron. (714) 9&3-0804 Wood finis her, part·time, exper'J , s m piecea 1n your home. ~4.0017 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gas stove. apartment size.DJ. 645-3233 licyc'" 1020 * *' BUY** cheattype. 645-1786 Good used Fumiture & 8' Sota:l;;.,ge chr & Qt AppUancH-OJl I will t.oman idnt cond. '12$ lelJorSELLfor You. takrit MQ.'1663 MASTSS AUCTION ' -64M616•13J.t6U Doi rm set with 4 cbrs. like new S95; 3 pc cmer CASHPAID grp . near n ew 115~. For ad used furn. anti· 644·72'0 ques & cir TV's, 957.Sl.33 i)bili;g aet ~/'1 chn •• td LOVELY $120, ati.11 like brand IMltt'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........... 1005 2 -SCHWlNN to s pd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Varsity bike:,, boy·i.. gd . Like New 7' Sota Sell $65. 848-2893 -SlOO. 963-2()82 Two two bed11, -btk VOLKS CYCL F. WAT~ RB ED SALE, hdboards S3S ea. Dres..e1· lOSpd.$llO $179.115 c mplt w /htr. $15.AnUquedresser,ndi. _c_a_l_l548-__ 765_5 __ , Save sso. FLOAT & ~$l5.6'2·!n31 cond. ~ea. 644-0586 Wonderland IO Spd Molobe.cane Grand DREAM WATERBEDS, ~ hi T . " f 2U64 Beach Bl. at Allan· J'lple W te Cheat for ounng. 25 rame. Xlnt chllds room, 6: cher ry _coad __ . ...:.Sl_45_. S48_·_6886 ____ 1 _ta~. H_._B_. 960-__ 3202 __ • ___ , wood cheat. sso ea. Ni.abl.ld Mena 10 i;pd, like Drexel same t.able aet S48·1753; 1771 Hum wi credenza S500. (714) nllnibll"d Dr. CM. P /fhM COOKS Pvt. Country Club. fo:x l perienccd. Jf inll'rcsted . r in 1or2 days extru work per week Plea~(' r ail 644-5404 t - Jiou.'lt!w1 ve.s & i,:aJs over 30. 1 10 hrs per weC'k . Earn up to $2000 by qiri :.tma:.. Simple enrollment pla n. Cull Paula r.:w.1242 or 772·3402 casual & rw1. Try a job you'll enjoy for a change. We have (3) Purt·time shifts & Full·l1me i11, of cour11e. a vailable. Our i.tarr people enJOY eit· cellenl benefits mcludmg •Secrcta r iei., Clerks, Typist s. Switchboard Operator:,. Immediato Operungs. Timesavers Temporary Service 833·7755 SOUHOGOOD? n....caa RUllERDUCk At IU .. 095 TIME·UFE UIRARIES DON'T MISS TlllS ONE Beat offer will buy these exceptional decorator groups of fine quality llv ins rm, bedroom & ~ furniture! Ona paihti~ & accessories t.o mateh decor. AU Utt-: br.,P. new. 499.4513 9-SP . Couc---h-$5S-.-l-ge_col_(ee--tb-11 499•2935 except Tb · t• .. ii ~I .. \• ,. I t· Quallty Alsuronce heulth & ltfe insurance. 1--------- IMpectors Mt fo'. Good visual & rnanunl dextt?rity.' Elcc· tronics background. 6 Yrs min. ~x per. Coll Carol, 581-3830. Xlnl benefits. M.V. area. Real FAtate Salesperson I 000/o COMMISSION SALES For Fine J~wlelry 0>mm1Ssion Sales. Part· time. Outstandm11. co. benefits. JC PENNEY CO. 24 Fashion lsJottd Newport leoch F.q ual Oppor F.mployer W e f u rn i !I h d c s k • ----• telephone 11e('reta rv & Sales llclp wanted. Pull or help. · purl time. ApJ>ly 1n LA CASA RLTY pt:rson The Persimmon .&!JS·l.870 r vc 83l·07:r7 Trcl' Inc. 229 Marine ----... -·---i Ave. Balboa Isl. or 712 K --:: ---BallJoa Blvl1. Balboa HEAL E6TA1'fo: Peninsula *SALES* SALES. HorriblC' J ob. Try It You'll Ukelt! GIVE US A CALL fo'or A Personal lnten·w Ul-1095 TlME·Llf'l': UBRAIUES Equal Opp Emplyr m/f SANDWICH MAKERS &GENERAL F'OOOPREP ltlcal for st.udcnl,_ ~1 ·f'!l·J, S2 50·S2.75 DELIVERY Good drivinl( record. M ·1'' 3 ;3 0 ·1pm . $2.riO·S2. 75. . Me}'i?rbot's, I rVlrll' s.57-6232 Heal E.'llate' salespeople Rotten Hrs. Mean Boss. open your future. Le t us R.cl1ree!\ accepted $2.7S S lo; A M S T R E S S i help you Into the busi· hr + comm. 53H>842. ALTERATION. Full or ncss-Join a company ----p/timc. Corona del Mar. name 16 years in OranJ(e SALESLADYS QJll 9:30lo4:30. 675-1381 Security JCPEHMIYS 24 Fashioft Island Newport leoch Is Now Interviewing For l'tcMClot"-1 S.Cwity Officer llrs. Must be rlex1ble OulStandmg Benefit:. Apply In Person Mon·Fri 10AM·1PM Equal Oppor. Employer Equ.aJ Opp Emplyr m1r County. Call Claire or f\111 llme and part lime, 1---------1 w ll r r e n 9 t R to.: A L needed for our South Telephone Tool Room .,.:ST.A'l'l" by'ldc VA y C o a s t P I a z a & •SECRETARIES Service Sta. N11hl Attend Sales· Earn t.o $20,000+. .lfi I 41 842·917 i Wc11tmi.W6ler Mull loco· 2 Or s nites a wk. Apply, 11 Locations. Oranae Co. lions 1'~p'd nnly need ToSl4,400 Shell, l'lth&Jrvine;NB & LA. Great benefits, Rt!al flltale ~ulcs People upply Employers Pay All F'ees security & rapid ad van· wanted. Up to 901 lO'·, '• '°Y Maternity Liz Reinders Acency Service Station Atten· cement. Call Republic comm. spht ~·pt Bch ~'>7-5734 40208irchSt Ste l04 danl, exper'd . Day & Distributors. Inc. Mr. s.18·86M Newport Beach' 83.1·8190 Eves. Full & p/ll111e. AP· Roy, 714/834·9088. -·--SALl!:SLAOV Wanted . Cnllfor:ippt/estab '65 ply!ShellStation,17tb& --"-------- R E C E I V I N G & mature. Begin pil1mc.1---------i lrv ne, NB. Theater: ushers & snack :\1AR.KIN~ PERSON Hallmark gifl & party ---------bar. Eve employment. E xper'd in ha rdware !>hotl 840·1557 SECRETARY Service Sta. Attendant, App J y in person , helpful. Apply 10 per11on: ---Sales & Admin1tntive exper'd. Full or p/time. 7:30·9:30PM. Warner GLASS-CHtMA Ii POTTlttY SAU SEPT17& 18 45DEALERS! Inn of Tomorrow 111 West Katella, Anahelm Bui Id & Gro04 1t1102 SALESMEN wanted, Ex· Dept. ror tnterlor Design Apply Arco Station, 17th Drlve·ln, 7361 Warner CulverDr.1"1 per. In r eta\l·!Hereo Firm. Shorthand & ac· &lrvlne,C.M. Ave, H.B. Must be 1.8.lllii-lllliiillll ____ _ -------salC'!!. Call 556-0.120 curate Typlna req. Apply Scrv. Sta Help need'ed lm· _E_· ._o_.E_. _____ _ SALESPl-:RSON p lime, ut 2SO Flscber Ave. Coeta med. Full or p/L Apply, TOOL Ir DIE Private party muat ael RECEPTIONIST mature Hunt nch. Rlfl Mesa. 540-2860 _ ~ E . Cal Hwy. Nwpt antique 1903 Golden Oak 11hop !163.aKJOor!J(l3·60U6 SECRETARY· Nwpl Bch _Bc_b. ______ ~1!!,n~o 'lab~~at! ;:~ reed Orpn, mint con GEN'l ·OfflC( SAl.ESPERSON · Even· 2Jlr1ofc.self·motlvated, Serv Stat Attend~xp'd. Whybetfedlnknotslo a lllRll f;nthtU1lUt1lic & type65plua,dlctaphone. Comm + overtc:n . permanent Job. Tem· ener getic. llJCKOR y S700+ 1444613 Hoover Chevron, 3048 Porat")' worlloffers varic· FAR"'tS, Westchrf Plaza. SECRET ARY Briat.ol, CM. 545o-42ST Me ty "apke, oppc>rtun1ty & 6.t? ~2 l 11r1 office. E:xpr'd, _Cb_uc_k _____ _ exper. Cull Today: I 0 ff . SALES Im med e>penina. 645-4~20 ~Mach Opn fi ~ O lC e • Part Umo. 5·9pm. Mon· SICa-"'•T Canmakoupto'8/hr, 0 overload ''"' ,.." J::•per'd Piece wort Fri. perfect for Coll•&e JMMED.OJ>~NlNO 1580 M~nrovla HD Tow Truck Driven ex• 517.006 I ~!~~e:r,tq~:r::~:~ ~J~1~~·k!1; c':c:1: G42·3m . g:~ T~nr.to0o1~~~ ~~f1~23~B~l~rc~h~St~,~N~li~~ S3l·M..!.!.__ _ _ _ _ OOOd bone. Call for appt, -;: $38-250. ... --llCB'TIOMIST General ofc. Ute t.yptna. 1.0 by 64d helpt\ll, but oot muda\ofY. Informal otnce. C011ta Meu. Salary 13 M> hr, CalJ Mtnte alter 9 i\M. 845-8'()0 11 .. SSS. Otter Veaetable .Fri. 499-3036 Sun. ~. juicer 1'2,64$.8615 ,_Tue_. ______ _ Rural French Din rm set Bakers bran wrouthl China cab etc:: 12600; iron hutch w/5 alaa:J SM-721lor898-7'94. =~60b}Jh4ft wide. t ii.'\ • I•• • • -· . CJ8 DAIL v r1l ot G .... Wt IOSS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Here's How You Can U1e ,. ~ FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES GAUGISAU • 0 F DI A LI f TO SERVE YOU satutdly&Sunday . Ut amOUS me· • neS our amous 8otUtc let, hutch. OEAOLINE :lp.m .Frldey ~HOW 8.tySt.,C.M . marbltil•p .ind tabl~. • IMt 11\em Of ••11 IMln •It., co1tect CHh 12 noon-All br•nch office' portable w aaher. iiu •• oe•., _ 4 eof\weftlent Office• DIME A LIN ES dryer, PLUS LO'I'S Ol' • No l we••oc•, prod..:• o. ptanlt - -• LAGUNA BEACH 1196 CManneyre St. GOOOlES! • No conu•Httcla ledt towed •COSTA MESA 330WH1Bay 1221Wa\lace.CM. • 1!.ct. tt.m mu1t D• pnced wllh no item • HUNTINGTON BEACH 1787S a .. ch llvd. _642 SMl _ ove1 u • .. ...o • IAOOLl!BACK VALLEY 25201 LaPat Rd., La9una Hiiia ,_,IUC AUCTION \\'\1,1.i 1111111 i.,.,J t1Jnt 111tr1t 12) thatr IW. VHJClf make~ Into bt'llk'AMY.RA tqulpmt.<nt MOWER rubbl'r llr(•i., TWOalu111111umw1ndo\\11,TIHF:S, Goodyeor Poly MANYFINEJTEMS01'' pl 1 ""h sprin A, n lhn r1•IC3 Mirror Ito '25 Mlrivr ·"'1<xlfru11w hHM~ lllld 1mull ,vlcwer DI-Mf-A llNES mctalh11ndl1.!$10 Corner 6'x4'S25eal'h.642·08tl2 :.l~cl rudlals 14", very £STATE JEWl!:Ll\\', •'C'llt'nl 1niit1tlu, $2~ I ,.111 rnottru ll!I SU ~O t.lf'n• l•t1lht•r $10 515. 11·16 35mm 1. hlble, one druwer, u11ed i:ood $10 e111ch . Ford AHT OBJECTS. AN· ~ iglfl ri•J l">n•ir.· M "'" h1nii wx 1prln1• JIM.'k~-t 12'.? 50 rru.h·ctur cllmcru $10 $20. ~me reel oa lamp \llbli' or chlldi. SOl''A. two chail'5. ~ow gimeratorl2v~. $48·5072 TlQU&S. FINI.: f'URN · Way ~H ~l\t 11~ Will ~t'll arpal'M~ly 1:!2.50. ll~·u lrnn lu111p ('un• ~ 12.2!5. SJx reels Jin For duk 18. " fo'oo\•tool and "4 rC't'n velvel. three ETC. PHONE FOR IN. " ' JOIJ liorfi•ld , CM. 51170 011ho ~I.le :l:\ SUO. Arflu.9 fluh Sl.50. rri••Priee nuuahuhydi• lop Stl. p1ect~fors:25.642·394!i PLAYHOUSEorstor8a"t' 1''0." JSROCHUR.t:i:. llOO\ Ell 'a~uun1 S8 7\1 4!1:n. ,.;.11urd•v & Sun J~ura<' hllmhoo ~hr p 1':1aht hul~ 11. Tripod ONLY Dn·xt•I ol'c:mor1al true • i.hcd, 4·x·x5· s12. One _~_2200 ______ _ Otlubleobt.>dDl Jtrdlnn c11)"uf1t•rHAM 111111.lcl 115. Urns• W()(id undtrit11>d·pl•tel2.50·S,, • lt-ulher chulr. tufted MAPLE port-u·crib. E.x m1·dlumsealforv11nStl •I ~ Acacia, CdM. '-halt Sl llt'K:llt'r. mapl• --box 11'7 50 H\ltul'll S~·r.-en SS. Spllcter ond back $12 (;hlnc:;c i1tyll' t>t'llt'nl condition SU l'.?00 C /\. C s,ao 'l'tt.c> l11 m1"' S:. 1•a1;h fH·:IJ. lht11ut1rt'•l. ,,..in. pfuyN • JI r111 Sp,•dul cilt•1·tric 11plicer SI·l10 ._.....,.. hthMH desk chair, rush iwul 522. 962·2.'nl w · unwny vc, oeitu Sot/Sun. ~pt 17·18. Art •h•-t .11 lfr1t~en 115 1•11tn.dt'anl25 tl46·500'1 hc1t1k i.llt'lf ~l:t~. Anl1 Mlnl·vlc1A.cr ttnd 20 ~Hot , A.llgoodtoe.xcellentcon· M~NS dr"ss overl'oot, Mesa _4''--an_t_lq_u_ea_. ____ _ Raby d1•n1111111 tablw IS • •• --'IUC nwhil bench 122 !10 vlry,4•r Sl·$.'J. Rl•t;I box 12. Accepted ' d u G7S.62'llf ~-. " Pedal ln h \nt~~ l•Olll Sil Uah) n~.MIN(~fl_>N 22 rWe Lurl(u bl<·ycle. ~ whcclli l"ilm l'lt>uner 1 2 • 1 on. camel hair, excellent SALTONh~ntlngcartma· 19'0 M W rt, mac· l)t)f\ \ l'nb ~ l'rock pot 5;!'1 Am~ ri( .-nu i.kl hind 51t; ~I t .arMe rovc.•n:d u11 Vihrator 510. Snock Ill'\ Ad•ertbert Ylol•tl"t REDWOOD t 11 bl e. 4 ' C?~dluoo, size 44• length pie wood $20. Oval coftee eY:f:iC:_!!~ +A~e. ct2~~ -10 &b)t·nbS20 t•otrt-t ir1r' SS . 15 i;ullon hul:.tcn.-d rO<.'kini: <'ho rr S2.SO. Scrutch 11a1wr thew ,.._tlo1t• Moy dlameU?r in good cond1 · 41i S2S 847·7486 tablcwithalaissuabSlO. •" 1.ablt' ~ O\~t.. SJ t.nd t.i .aqullrtum ~. Duck, f\!t<t $12.~I "ll••w b:tthruorn Sl so (.ady rn:uucure 12. be M ~ of St t lion, need:! refini::.hlng. COLLECTOR'S old seal Pn~kurd ·~v in wood 1''l'l/Sat/Sun lO-S hie ~'\ \\ ro111ht 1rnn f1ti1t, 1.arti~ SJ 24 /t' lllllk and tuucdi; SI•~ Old Splc-e lullon coloant> ,roachlH le•rd •: New umbrell<l Included skin CCtpe 525. Crosley cabmel a.-; is SS. 388 La Moving Sale: Oame set. d11rr 111 o\ntrqut' rh111r ll'd\4.ood pli.nt<•r lo'l3. ~··w 1111 J1J111lln1tis 5S·l'l4 so 751· SI. J::le<'trlc Iron S.S. S25 &16·2279 _ _ rudifl S21> 9G2 irno Perle Pl, CM. ~..OS76 ~ora, lo,,e aeut, pw r ~ 1v, J' '''tu 1\4.tn he1th '11~" "4 "''t Ship rr.1m1·i .. t1<X1k,, dotht•!\ ('ore~ pot 12~ Water toe.• IMtelMu llce•H . CUCKOO clock. mapl, mower, edaer. tbh. hox '1mna' M l'uphm1rd modi•I kit-. .. st $8 f".1!11' ~le ~>1 St.o\C n•nl S7.~ JUll Sl t.:lcctric motor S2. ~ TOW chJinb, heavy duty LADDER 13 SlO. ~eavy made in Switzcrlond S25. plant.I, m11ny more. Son -.hd""' )\~ lluok •ht"lf work1n1 21 ~olor I V. Bride!> \ell M . Metal (ii. 20 qta of 011, 40<: uch. SIS 750 GI cun openC'r h~mp r ope 75 SS. New beige back seat for UJlh, 9·5. 1526 Ruth Ln. 5J M1•unl( •~'wl S7 f'1c aood t ubc S:lO Nt'I 111.: S9 75 New double Pin up board 75c. Teak SlO. 83t-Oti67 962·1l'HO 8 Jimmy or Bronco Sl:S N.8.1 b~off Dover 111l' table. tl4-u henchts ~•lre,<'r1~k5,~ingDll~nbedketscoS3v dram .. 1.11n)( ... 11 t.tt'el 111nk £1111<ht Sl l•uch. P} rex pot TWIN size box spring and 1-·uu SIZE mattrei.s nnd LACE \al'l"rloth 6Sxl08" Women ·5 clothes. , size M-·"ng. ;:·ryth'-g 1 ......... :..10 1uv bmc ~. T\\O ' c ~ '" · ~21 so New :1ta1nle ... -. SI 50. Napkin holder 50c. mattress $10 each. bo I f , • u"' ~... m ""~ hnn~n drunh $.'> t>ach Blue.• U1Jhot..ten•d chair stt'cl ritucets Sl4 so Shoe brui.h SOc. Yellow 675-2'763Sunday x spnngs Pus rume SlS.962-~10 S·lO, 2Sc-SIO. Ptrt~rea f\.lm.a ),ldtchenw#re. 11abv l <lr 11oeu\ SlO ~. 1949 Port Trtnrty Pl. ~!17 :lf.8'7 nltchcr und two atasses . • . 125 642·Sl69 50C·S.S. Hound waffle iron hardware, books. misc. N n 75.~ 0390 •· ,. SKI BOOTS SIS 1 k PANEL Silk & Darron. SJ. L.unp~ 38tl La Perle und•r SlOO. Sat/Sun 9 s .. 11 S.'81, SJnta /\na areu I -$2 Scent 00\\ 1 Sl 50. Can· . I e new RING buoy. <!(). T.ipateo h II '49 ,..... Pl c·~ c •O n«7(j .. 7•1 · h "•O 7427 I egjli. e x "" · green _. ·"· ......, . .,., """"' Coll•oe De, CM. "' ' lili7l I Wiii< box -.111mg11o, foam S M1\LI. l'lcclrtl' heater die bo\\I 'l5c Two fis .,.. · SIS 30 vu umi• 1959 En embroidered wreath. -- -run her m,iltre:.:. S25 SIS. ~t of d1i1hc~ SI:?. plocques 50<' <'ach Soap y cyt'lopNHn Americana wholesaled S7S . S20. OUt'PolN GE O\~n SIO SAT &SUNDAY from 8 to I:.! Al.-rk &. "hite J>O{ta •1 .. t.al ... ·'<Jframe -. Fire Small 3·dra\\er t>urt'au pufi. 75<.• P<·n and pencil BOBB MAC cur seat 512 :.~t \\llh Ann11Jb through L'rnnch s1.lk brocad0 ", 957-0-153 s. Furnltut'e, sa1'lboat, hie T\', t!J t)(h, l•ar Jt.,·k. " • '" .,., · Muple baby chan"er $1S .-"' •• Ilk,. n"w ~"' Two ,. .·i·r~•i\ .... fttu'king ch.,1r Sl2. ll40·1122'7 11oct il 50. T\\o mlniuture11 . • · 1970 $25. K l'UJ> Keven• I 75 f •. fbo d ,. "' ~· " ,, L" -~ wl JI I 0 h c h a Ir s 1 0 ::.amp e 11oquares c . TWIN ......... ft ...., .. r'"Ch Two reezer .. Sur ar s. )J;, lltX>\t!r,.icuum,up· 75<-cach 1-:ndtabJcS2.50 "· · 1lr1p roffet> pot $8 . 96211nu ..,..""......,".. 50.5l0o oodD HB '<'l'>sor jack"' S8 •'al'h ngl'll Sl5. Coif cart you SATURD/\ Y ONLY 10 :J, llcuter, two. 13·56. Five lia~mette S.S. WaL~er SS. Nauticlll books including · baby dressers $t5 t>oc h vew r. · TIA.~ traile!" towi~j.! mir pu~h SIS. Wicker chair 1001 Wakeham Plal·e corr pocket files 35c each. Large, heavy. roe mg in· m1xH and du*on on ORTIIOPEDIC: cor~et for D .in el l.e se t S 2 0 · Sal Only 1 to s. 2IO Cecil rnr ... SJ.SO each. Nt:w AM .. n ear b ,. t w c en Sil I 1 d t d fant seat S4 Car bed $8 N i tlo I Ch 1 1 id t S50 II c Jl1ohcl1"'r SlO White Pl ,..~ ... _ T rudio for 1n 77 ''l\'"'r<>lt•t S8.SO. Spool table top. 48 .. 1 • A 1 h . . .. • ver P a e ruy un · • · ov ga n I> us ap-!Ip na a cos sc or ,. " · ace, .....,.ta n...,,.a. a .. " "' "' S20 64S 4832 " a c r u ' a n " i·andle holder $7.50 each. Baby bath $1. Stroller $5. man's ancl many other!> SlO. 002·8010 d_resser StO. lnfunt cor· ble Saw. lo""'enclng eqwp· ~O. Auxilrury gas t<irik Sunflower 1 Ant iq u c l'uu:lc 75c. Cutting board A n 1 f!! a I ca g c S 7 · Sl·l5. ~gallon Jeep gas n er SI. r>1aper bag $2 ment. Bilby items, unlq l<1r Chevrolet truck S2S. ELEC:THONlC ingn i· Chinese painting 011 bilk s;; /\llh tray 2~. Sachet uquanums. two 5 11111 S4 cansS4<·ach 673·338R 3SPEED Indies bicycle BC!?kc.a.s~StO. Toaster SS doll elc.~toSlOO. '>.16-4403 _ tion~. opticul pointless with t•m hroidcry S25 . dru\\i'r liner Sl.50. cach.OnelS·i.:al goodfor $20. Largl' ice chesl S4. 24 x6 f1ber11luss i.hecb --·------- UOL!o' built. like new $18. Capacitive di :.· Four antique Chinese r•urst·~5(1e-$2. Thrt.'t'new mice S2 .. Large scatter TWO lwrn beci s, black Sears cur air cooler SlO. S2 c-ach. 2'\x4"x6' studs Bayshores, furn. a1)t1· threerorst.21!.ll'oinlbet'. rhargeS2S,new.002·9740 tasse:sli; SlO. L1onc•I apron.'> SL en<'h 'l·skeln proof kitty box SS. h('odbounls $25 each. Rl'fri~C'rutor $25. 50ceul'h.54,.86'78 ques, a\ained gla, K4St C d ,1 •1 t•n,r:incs und cars $1-$7. "am $2. 1'hree shawls SI Tricycles S2·SS. 642·8906 Dress cir Sl5. Antique Washing machine $15 • r~ d hdbd, linen, lamps, art, tia. orona t "ur TlfflEE sh"lv-•ts. Red Antique s·wc··•1sh woo·• J d d H t t fl h'ft L'J ECT C out bour U book • "" " " " each. Two pair gloves GIRLS Stingray bike S2S. rc11ser. nee s repair urs YP<' oor s r er "' ' app c, camp &r. s, OLD chci.t of drawers, brick11 I Sc each. Two cookie mold S20. Bag Doy 50e each. Drapery fabric Virtue dinette table S2S. Sl5. 642·9731 SlO. Lamps $S • StO. Toys motor or small dlnihY records. bldg mtta. Sat ~ood condition S7. llot ~pcakeN S20. Handbags Special golf earl Sl8. Golr Sl. Material Sl.SO·S2. Six chairs SlO. Rollaway TRUNK dormitory tyn<.' SI · S3. G.M. air condl· 520· New 12v bullery 9 S, 2702Clrcle, NB. µlule. two burner Prc•sto St eat:h. Drapery fabric cart S4. Wilson Starr golf ~heel St Bedspread S2. bt'd SlO. Maple book ~helf flattop' "ood conditro~ lioner compressor S8. SSlO. lZv·6 A1mp ch~rger .r .1d1ustable lem1J<'rulure11 $20. Hike Sl50ld bike S20. Irons S4 each. Electric Seven note books SOc·Sl. hcudhoard , twin SIS. S20 2000" ..... N .. wport Blvd 1-.:arly Ch\'y aluminum 10. Two bout ife cus tons LIDO IS.LE, wool rug. Sli.Colonial:st)lewooden Lrfc magazines I946·70 broiler $8. C;1rpct Chp boards soc each . " . valveruvl'rsSIO.Chevy S2cach.OnepuddleSl beige l~i17, l,ge wht lOc each. Antique Trader ~weeper $2. Lam p:1 1'Able.s S2.SO·SS. Portable # 14 CM 6'16-3576 dislnbutor s.s. 893·5443 979·60'l5 1w1vel chair, Office desk. i·h:.11r .wllh arm!>, goodl magil 2SC eucb. Double porchlighl Sl. !>mall Index file $2.~. Card tljs hwaahcr S2S. 330 , . many, manyotheritems. rnnd1t1on $7. Two map e h d t I r1~es75ceach. Firescreen ~polet\ll. Bl. 9·5. Satur· COLOR TV i.el table TWO G Voll batteries . PLANTERS hanging 11nd f'hairs, while leatherette eakvyr uty m~rc~c e ch:indelier S3 Ceramic S:>. B&W TV, needs worl<. day and Sunday model with remole con· Group 4 . like n~wrully wall, S2·S25. c, Empty _ffl_s-_24_35 ______ _ upholslt-red kitchen. rac or car · ew \ ase with Mexican s.">. S<iturduy and Sundd'y trol, dim picture S2S. c'har ed SlO each B 1 container. 4·', 5 for IOC. 3FamUycarportSale.210 good cond1llon $Ii each. hoys i.cout uniform $5. flowers StO. Four king l n Ii, 221~7 Avalon St, GIRL'S Schwinn .stingray Crib with mattress S25 i.trol~r wilh sun v;wra J' One gallon lOc, f 1 ve Cypress. Balboa Pel)ltl. Drapes :ind c urtains Carpetsamples25ceach. pillows for $8. 33" Round Co,to Melia bike, good con~1tlon S25. Jnfanl toddlert1me i.wing WctsuitnewSIS.96J·?l2? Aallons 25c .. Rullrond Sal, lo-4. 'OOToyota+ Sl-SS cnch. Hc.>cords , fo'ull length mirror $4. iron sconce $0. Austrian · Old Captains chair. S1. Marchant elcct1r1c ties ~-SlO. 388 La Perle · 11 ostalg ia and roe k Plngpong table SIS. Old bell SJ. Pink gloss cov· S.50·l2 ~ood tr re mounted needs rerinishinl! S7. T"o calculator S25. Child's t'nrn and mattress· Vl'r)' Pl, Costa Mesn. ~-0576 Som et h ln g Un 1q u c. 2Sc·3.'>c each. TV stand chuirS6.962·6364 ered drsh S.S. Hu1h Chan· on ° 4-hole rim S4. fixer upper bikes $3 bicycle with training i.:ood condition S25. maybe Anllque for 2nd with rero.rd rack SS. FAKE diamond s2. delabra S7. Candlestick~ 646·3G80 Pach. Twotoastcrs, nice wheel~ ss. Golf clubs, 8-l6-0'l30 TOWELS and rugs Sl·s.5 homes or young lover11o. Uahy crrh contour 64s.2522 S!S4· Jnsta·Brewt>r Sil.~ NEW l londaKickandGo $3 each. Lewyl tank iron!>andwoods.Sleach , . Pictures and figurines f\Jm, dishes & ucccss . .,heels. good condtllon 't ards S7 openwC'ave S2S.C-Onvertlble20 .. brke, vacuumSS.644-7183 5 4 8. o 8 6 5. 1182 lABLE & ch~1rs SIO. SlfJ·S20. Lamp and g1fh. Nothing over $100. The ~o()<' earh. Thermos bot· QUICK SC'l Dado $25. drapery matcrrul SIO. ~ood S20. Boys 20 •• bike, . Wec;tminster a\'c, Cl\1, W.lcker chairs S22 . ~ S2S. Beautirul clothC's. UluHs, 450 Gaviota, NU. 1 les, 50c-$1 ench. Old Regular Dado S15. Mall Steamset curlers S3. d 520 K I972 Triumph Trident cy-Saturday only Wrckcr headboard SIO. size I0·12 S5·$2S. Wide -Sat/Sun, 17th & 18th. T~me meat gnnder S4. electric polne 19" SIS. MakcupmirrorS3. Largl' goo ·. en mo.re cle frame with p\nk shp · Oven;tuHcd rocerker $6. wheels and tire. 16x60 Sl0 --------- (' o o king u t" n s 11 s Door lock jig with culling chip and dip S4. Fan $4. portabl~ sewing machine S2S. Trident engine cases STINGRAY Schwinn bike New electnc mixer SIO each. 14011.., N. Boyfront, GARAGE SALE Sat S()c.S2.50 each. 1-:venlng hits S25. Kennedy porta· Striped tin spread S5. 525· Air Hockey SlO. S25 ench, wil l sel l S20. Stingray, 5·specd , End table S4 . Colonial Balboalsland Dinlng rm1etw/6thrs&: h;.i~. beaded, beautiful IJle tool bOx, 7-drawer on Hollywood bedeovcr SS. C 10 <' k ~ 11 d 10 53 ·SS· separately. Rear wheel needs chain back tire rocker-love seat 120. server. e~ec desk Ii chr, t1ld type SS. 580 W. wheels~-Saw blades MirrorsquaresS3.Hum· Chrldrens game~ and SlS.646-8400 nndlubeS20.S57·0678 Tapestr y $20. King NEW electric drop-in queen&twlnbeds,misc. II ami llon. CM, a ftt-r master combination. 9" mel· girl S7. Neck mirror put.tie:\ and books i!Sc·S'l. watcrbe<I frame Sl 1 77?1 range top S25. N('w range 2763 Hillview Dr. (behind IOAM please. Sii. Hydraulic' Jack $10. S2. Jewelry 2Sc·~. Work· Garis clothes s izes 6-to. THREE beds' Hollaway 1967 Sunbeam Alpine Elhs II B 842-4783 . -hood $25. Heavy duly SW· Ralph's Market.~ft Ford ---------•Mop wringer SIS. Floor In~ l nd11~s Florentine l0c·S3. Sil portable baby foldingtypelike theyuse parts: trunk lid SIS. . . . inging door hingc:-1 Sl5 &San Mllluel Rd. N.B.I l'l EW kin~ size bed frame r;c rubber S 1 S. T w 0 gold watch and band StO. crib wilh ~ood mattress in motels S20 e a eh. Windshield Siil. Cylinder G. E. Electric rani:e white, pulr. Medium duly ~W· 759.1265 S20. ~7-0453 h h 1 ....,,. K 1 OJd Damascus brass ond sheets S20. Lnrqe 548·1338 heod S20. Convertible top doubleovenSlS 54fH775 1nglng door hinges $7.50 ---------umcr olp ate-u. e · custom artifklal Hower . !!20. Disc whc.•els S4 each. pair. Habltrall Sl S. Moving Snle: Selling 'fWO "YES" concert /\in· 3·spccd fan SIS. candlesticks S25 8 pair. arrangements S2·S9. CllEVY parts: water Bucke t scats S '25. a·'x!5"Whileapokesfor5 1te11vy duty work bench everythlna. T.V. stereo. t ickets for Saturday, llumldificr, Northern Old China chomberport nedframe SS . Men 's JJUmp 14. Distr1butor SJ. Crossmemtier S20. lu~ Chev Van or Pickup. with steel drawers $20. b ed a. co ncer t September 24th. Great cool spray $lO. Twin S20. Ruby bowl S2. L>is· s hirts SOc·Sl. Old Oil pan S4. Clutch and Bumpers.'> ti468400 Two, 6"xl5" c hrome ChromcrC'arbumperfor speakers.el<' •• 100!1 fieat.s bolh for $25. Slldini: bedspreads, red velve· h cs· r 0 aster· P 11 n s h;rrdwood swivel chair. pressure .plate SIO. Sti<'k rims for !lame 512.50 Chevy Pickup S15. Slrrp Georgia #111 H.B. rear cab window for teen S7.50each.64S.4224 ~.~~S2s55:°'c~~~~:o P~ painted and 1n two pieces flyw~eel SS. Exhau!>t KING srze bC'd frame $25. e:irh. ~·8312 plug in bars s· ss eoch • , Ford Cou r ier $25. DRAPES, antique while, ., S5. Two fcrti lll~e r mumfold 13. Two and King 11o11<' mattress S25. Gasoline blow torch Luegage & lamps, tal)les )551·2733 loose-weave. 124 .. x 9-a", Hairdryer st.5o. hLike i;prcti<lers S2 each. four barrel manifold S8 King size box springs VW PARTS: ·s7 and 87 so. Outdoor wroul(ht &iold, old 78records. All '" new Wig form wit PX· fo'ibrcbOard Sl. Hostess each. generator 5.1. Four S25 Kmg size headboard earlier fenders SIO & S20. Iron ornamental 11$:hls kinds or atufr. Sat/SOn TRAILER.hitch, 11.D. •72 New. S2S. 646-S607 tras S7. Leather camer:a xown. very pretty. sizes. speed shifter StO. Valve with mat<'hlng curtains Front bumpers SIO & S20 S20. Jndoor worught iron 9-4, 2204 M\ner, C.M. ·Mercury stahon w1tgon TWlN mattress boxspriog t>ase SL 'i. 8o)'I bi:dspread s:i. covcl'9 SS pair. Four bar· S20 Ty,.o white matching ·54 windshield $15. Glove ornamental lights SIS HIDEABED youth beds • S2S.8957·(}1S3 • SlSe:arh.646-8488 DARK orange hidc·a·bed. T\\O large bean bags S3 rel carburetor. S6. Fuel dresser.i S'l3 each. will boxes SS. Speedo SS. 71, .. Skllsaw blades SI household items games' ~ . needs clea ning $25 each. Raltery charger pump S3. 327 pistons SlO sell separately. AM in1 Hc•ad lights SlO . SIS. each. Plumbing parts misc. Sat/Sun, '962-sm' ,.nradloS2S.CBnntenna STRO~LER $8. lltgh 536-82tKI SS. Sm:ill c h est of ~el. Auto lrans1m1ss!on radio untJ rece1\H Ta1llght,S.'i·$7 66Front IO<'·SS 2229 Avalon. 8843SwaJlow,Fnt.Vly. a n d hook ·up $10. cho1r SS. Apartment size dray, ers S4 Na vv AM re· S25. Converter SlO. Drt ve n mphfier Sto. 10· folding hood S2S. '69 Deck lid SIS. Co, ta Mt'11a 'Waterbed pedestal mnl· gas sto\'e $20. Desk and LADIES Schwinn h1cyclt>. 'reiver 4Ml.lt·27~111l $25. i;hart StO. '6.'> El Camino tJbk S2S. Napkin hnldt.>r Hr ms S4 each. Brake ---------Sal Only 9•2. Washer, (tress $20. Two racquet· choir S20. llagh stool SJ. 3-speed S2S. MahoJ?any r ower supply for above rear windo~ SIO. T~1! 1 Lnrl(c outdoor folding d rums SlOeach. Headers WATERsoftenerS25 Cost dryer new yellow can· Fball paddles SJ..$5. Brand Colonial lamp shade SL TV cabinet louver doors. S2S. Sc·t varnished shut· hghts S8 pair. Two 56 umbrella with stand Sl 1. S8 each ·ss and later S319. runs well. King or· vaa lawn furn household "nt>w welghtliftinlf &»cits Vacuum cleaner S20. 28"L, 35"2"hlgh, 211, .. tc·rs J6"x72". s10. Mon· Cht'11y hubcnps $6. Two Napkin holder SI. back seat. black S25. mauressandboxsprings furn, clothe•.' stereo&: •:sis. Electric blankets SS. Twin headboards and w 1 de $20. Louvered tcrrey desk or vunity and 6·hole truck chrome rims Pillows 12·S3. Double lied Steering column!! SIO. scl 1:25. Chd organ SIS much more. Come See. ~U nfin ls h ed pine framt'SS20earh.311 W. cablnet,yellow,27"long. bench, antique SIS. 515. Radiator S2S. 1'wo mattressSIS.Motorcycle SteeringwheelsS4each. 01.d recoreds Sl·S9. 22l0gleSt.CostaMesa bookcase $10. 645·'7249 or Wil<;on #l, 631-2177 29"hlgh, 151.<i"wide $15. Wooden cnndle holders ralley rims wllh trim SIO hitch 15. Lamp SJ. Twin S36·&112 Evennow electric boby ----------~ 67S-39'72 • COMMUNICATIONS re· Set of encyclo~las. 24, and cnndlt."s st each. each. Overload shocks s.5 bed wooden headboard . bollle sterilizer S7. Toys. DAILY. Noon till 6PM. 2 ' ••c .,31 mlrrox fuel tank cei·vcr SlS.Copy machlne StO. Girls tw n perma· Slide projector S15. pair. 396 engine parts: with s helves SS. Men·s GfAbRA1GE Sda le:11Nt.cw gam<'S, books Sl-S9. Antq tables, 1Marble.1 "'.. press quilted be<lspread H eadmaster tennis ch~ome valve covers S.S knlt .swcater11S•at.Auto a r c an qu rn g 546·8464 F11p·top, Studio couch. l2S. Ray Jert sea temp $15. Laree rubb er and pillow shum $7.50. racket ss. Saturday all pair. Water pum.P SS. vacuum clcner Sl. White pieces 2Sr tup. Four foot Lie port TV act, just $2 5. New e I e ct. r I c J>-OWCred model airplane Two twin headboard•. $.'i diur, 999 Hartford Wuy. Cr ankshaft SIO. Timing oval rug SS. She tr unit $2. s tatue SIO. T shlrls 'l~ & MAPLE hunk beds. no tuned. Clothes 6·811z. \arhometer $25. New by designer. as Is 1:25. ('ach. child's snow punts CM. <North of Cheyenne cover S2. Timing chain Shutters S2. Mocrame soc. Records 15c. Alb\lms mnttr<'SS 120. Wood Shoes 6'1;N. J ewelry. Danforth charglcator Steclpe~rnckforsh0pl2 57 • Ski boots and andJcfferson >.S40·B644 and gear sio. Intake lamp holder S8. Four 7Sc. lfo m emakrng skate·• board with Calif hnta & mile items. 427 S2S. New Guest battery each. Large industrial equipmen s2.s1o. TV m anifold and carburetor formlca top computer magazln~ 15c. Patterns s laloms Sl2, Skateboard Morning Canyon Rd. switch $15. S t ewart type knlfc tiharpener, as swivel table $2.50. Vasel'! PHJLCOJ8'' portable col· s1s. Piston11 $10. Fuel storage units. used for 15c. Feathers for cr afts wheels and parts 25c·S3. CoronadelMar.673-6512 Warner marine fuel Is $10. Bollie water stand and glass objecls llS or TV ss. Working pump $3. G-0014 lire on mechanic's tool storage 25c. Books 15c/up. Teen Skatebonrd trucks 84. --------- pump 125. Four flush for stool $5. New stencil each. Collectors wood Hoover uprlJlht vacuum Chevy mag SlO. G6<MS S2S, will sell separately. clothes 50c: Mens shoes U1g Jlm van S4. Jewelry Si\T/SUN. ltoS pm. mount rad holden SS knives 2Sc each. Self box SJO. Royal manual S7.SO. Baby bike carrier tires ss each. 7 .. x 15" 1747 Oronae Av, Costa 75c. lSx:.> prct~re frames 25c·Sl. Dishes 25c·SI. 242222nd St. Nwpt each. Thru hull Clltlngs. stick labels 39ct 25r. typewriter. larac car· Sl.SO. Antique braas Ford mags S20 each. Mesa S2. Large while canvas Clothes 2Sc·Sl. Toy11 Bch. Good Bargains! gate vnlves $1·$25. 28S Powerlul electric hand rilge $!0. Salad bowl nnd chandelier $7.SO. 646·3680 New 440 Mopar cam gear SUO. Electrlc can opener 25c·Sl. Bike Monos hock Broadway, Costa Mesa tool with bits SIS 548·2429 servers S3.SO. Frames 11 ss. 440 ba.re heads 115. CAMPER sh c 11. u n · sa. RJval meal grinder frame S7. Rike parking SAT ONLY. Mud tires. GUJTARS. elccl ... c , -s FIBERGLASS '""lls, Io·· Rooks. paJM"rbacks 25c FOLDlt~G a~wer_ .. ~oor. 19SO Ford bodfi parts finished, rlts Datsun 1new1 SS. Roto-Broil rack S3. Bohs of draper)' 7H._50kxlki,5 near tnebow • • '' ~ •u S25. Mirror .... m .. -u1rme .., ...., Ch vy tit st'"'"' trurkSlS 6469563 "400" SJS Golf ban S2 matenal, 40 yd 0 old Sl5. IC oc cope, o g. Paul model, Japanese. wide SB each . Good Driftwood 25c. Camera ..,.-..,. e """'r· · · · " · " I t S2 w· 1 Cl\ft chest SlS. Entry door l n g c 0 1 um n s 2 s llair dryer S2. Plastic 21 vd golden bciie SIS. g a n, c Y c e Par s . 525. Case $20. Electric a.katebotird. extra wide, ca&e · me 111.i.ses""" with amber glass $25. · · OLD child's dc11k SIS Six Pick-up lruck lire lOxlG helmett1. misc., hshld Victoria guitar $14 Pro-Am wheels Sl4. each. C u(C link \ Foldln" ._ _ _,with mat· Poweraleenng unit 125• otct chairs SS-IIO Old S flowersIOCor offer.Bicy. -s. Near new. Doubt• ltems.173190akSt.F.V. 64~ 646.1!.5().1 S2.SO.SJ.SO. Small i;uil-,., ~ Powersteerln~ pump $15. la hie 15. Two old nooi cle exerci!ier S12. Hope "' ,. case S2. Sew1ng basket tress 418. Metal cabinet AM IFM radio and 8· lamps S7 each Old can Coleman, 8695 El Cosla bed. headboard S3. Gor age Sale, Maple NEW tWin size bross plat· SILVEll Rebcor full race SI 50. Pillows Sl each SlS Omemenlnl side l•· track tape S2S. Chevy teen StO Old holster sto. Cr. f. V.847 7425 Massoge.r 7~c. Amwoy Headboard <dbl), Sgl cd headboard and frame motorcycle helmet and Bookends S3. Puri;e!i ble 115· Two lamp shades automatic transmission 1901 8 8 gun SIS Cane starter kit.s SS. 9361 Ca~ Bed w/m att Coffee Tbl. S2S each. 11-74·14 wheel leather aauntlets S2S SOc·M. Two world Jtlobes S20. Laree mirror SIS. S2S. '65 Chevy radiator f1Shln le 55 Ind.Ian ar Classified Ads sell big Cod. HR. off Adami near 1 r n v e 1 vet Ch rs, and tire $12. Crib frame rlru.631-0185 with stands. one lighted Callafter6·968·8680 12S. Drive &haft SlO. 283 rowhge'ids and pots ltem1, amall items or Bushard Birdcage, misc Items. S2S. Steamer trunk S2!S S2·S3.SO. Yardage 50c·S3. QUEEN size. rubber Chevy std rlnes Sl~. SI·S20. Old maps, pie anyltem.&U-5678. TWO maple end tables Sat. only I 1775 h Cedar cheat $15. 3-speed REFRIGERATOR $2~· Cocktail hibachi St.SO roam mattr~a Sl7. Box 283-327 rod a nd main tures. ond poatcards S25. Maple tottee table AnahctmAvc,C.M. bike for parts $10 Stove $25. Swivel chair Glass ashtray SS. ~11ndle sprinp $17. G()()(.I condi· bearlngsS25.839·3050 SOc·SlO. Old bottles and ~ -S2S. Two round marble Cr~allve Ployth.lnes ta· 125.ChcdrsStseact>.Wlll holder St.SO. Kitchen tlon,wllll<!ll separatcly. BATHROOMslnkandfix· ln s ulntors soc-125. ~rso "' end tables S25. Twogo1AJmondPl,EastbJuff, ble ond ch11lr11 Sl5. 324 sell 11eparntcly. Fr8m p ans S2·$3, 193S Com 646·3880 turesS7. Girl'11 l8" bike Ji'OflSllSSOC·SIO.Oldhaiv; ~WHAT'S wrought Iron bar stools NB. Frl/Sat 10-3. Ptnte Rd. NB, 848·4005 mounl<'{' spare tire car· m~ore Rd, NB, tum ofr ss. La rge silk screen. lc crusher S4. old toJi ..... 7 "EW S20. Wrou1ht Iron bike Children•• toya. desks, rler S20. Portnbl e lrl11ncAvc,642·0936 REFRIGERATOR S20. greensandyellows,very S4·S25. Sliver bowls end 1'i WITH wlne rack S15. 388 La clothlnl. ,-V. crpta & G IRL ·s ~tlngray Sls. tmfewrlter $10, JI and DreHer S15. Barbells n1'ce--. l""" Abalon" Pl. trays S7 ........ 71S Victorin, •, Perle Pf, CM, S4B·OS7B drps, schl lferns. 71Ml·9359 Chevy rally wheels S3 tools Sl each. 648-l·U4 STEREO S2S. Antique s10 Easel S2 Wclcker •v """ " -" ''-_,.,, each. 842·79\7 china set szs. Corner · · "LltUe" 81 673.S017 CM 646·5049 Saturda) ~ '"" ~ Garqe Salo: C'olfectable ---------1GENIE garage door tables S2. New towels S2 anlmal1 SL E\cctro"lc . ' 10·3' • ...,., -:--TV B&W. play1 aood slaH, huhld Jtem-1, CULLIGAN Mark 600c opener S'ZS. Door-keeper ea ch. HaJrsetter 13.50. circuit boards 11.,0. FJVE 'allon aquarlum11 . ... 4$25. Electric broom inllc. C.Jh.only. Sat/Sun automatic water 110f . door ope n e r 05 . 979.773S Hand lawn mower $7. for rodent/reptlle cateea TWO dlahmasters. bras• . $7.50. Telephone table, lCM. l08 tiex.lnel,on Ln. Lener S'lO. Gaffers and DelcomaUc door opener Wood cxtcn1ton ladden S2. FloorranSt0.644-1016 SlS·S20. Sink, double ~ , she.I~. one.f!lldcll~ ~rawer CM. (Jo Monticello Sattlerelectrtc1tbve$t0. St~. Electro llte door HOOVER floor poll1her l5. 2207 Rutaers Or, In ucets 58. Two TV 38 x 18 x20 SlO. Townhou1ea, off Bicycle c3rrfer rack for opener 125. AU used, S8 Pl t I ames SOc CO&ta Mesa TENNIS racquets S10·$20, s tand• S3·SS. Double IMlll D ~~ Canister vacuum SU. F•trvlew> r back of car $5. Wok S2. completeunlt~.Saturday Bronc ~r1ebt.~ay1 soc: Skateboard llS. Rubber wuh ·buln hucet1, Brown cholt. two large1---------- Boll &pd Ma.eon cannlna after 1 PM. oil day Sun· c ndtest.lckA SOc Vases rafUlS. MH016 braas SU. 3910'., Channel I end two s ma 1 l ArB l\Et.OCATll'CO: Jara 3Sc u ah. Shoe day.557-4480 ~each. Men 's trousers, F~'ic~\~:'"ifrt~:J~b~! WALNUT coffee table, Pl.673-1003 °"".,..~,....-..... drawenr 118. Roel pe>wcr Everyt .. ln1 muet 10. poUther. elec\rlc S2 . TWO I ba t Is 28-32wa\st$1 each. Set of $10 Two banana chaln 55 .. tona, No-Mar t.op, SWIVEL choir '20 Dou· ,___.._ ... ,,_'"411 mower m. +t•r JO AM. furn, ut. l\ll.Oi etc. 2 pc ~a!ttrnoon cell~·~ ea~~.~at:; BgtuaeeG.S4M800 U . uch. Two wlne Li ke .. n ew' .. Lon• ble~1prtn11 su. Dou· OOltWIMlrlltr-""1-.r 646·W5 ~~o~ ~':al': CfUl.J>llOOD aaunr COi• coll .. t,,ble wlth alus REGINA electric broom. ctd\tletShach. Portable t,~~ntih modern blc mallrea• 415. 0l'ffn i@iijjmii Hav• IOIMlhi'n.C to •tll! t4ble.e w/JatnJ, ~Ible lect.lan -~· co!lt top '10. Pots. pam, and year old ss. Electrlc typ writer SlS. StHm · nylon couch 125. ClaulfltdadidoltweU. lamp, batchoovw tabl• .w. C·tn ,A/C wlY, dash 50c:·Sl. tu.HM. toHter, 11ertect ss . lronS.S.FonduoHUlU.20 GOLF b Kl'O don Uk &1atehlni;chalr&S.Lar1e on U" wood treble •P••lc•r• 15'. •·lraclc J513 Oranao Ave, eo.i. M •inatvox tran1l1ter ~lnp Rd. NB, &18-4$40 MW 112~0011 lart. rub~ SSpanllhl i ·.~f P ~· ::g· 1m ,~ .. ry-GW0\'1-IU ' 'blocks, IT'••n ...... L DIC\ new •s»abn •ncl Mesa AM 1ntradloS10.Coffee TWIN boxtJ»rlnJ mat btr llret roldtnc 112 Jr~e 0_.~• 4 · """''"'""'°'"'o."Ck11iu'f,,,.~I•. ,,c b alt'. c It• er y lOJMMt.Pttfi20.&4Mll>N BANK atron x 115 12 .. table . 11 kc now , treu and frame sis. h~ Woods, t:sc each. troni 1S: S1 S.;:"881.s •11 pani 1 l :~~:i:."'J.~.~:i=rJ 1;.. y•llow/wbtte kltch ut. c 0 I\\' &1'T E w c "8 •lobe wtt.f>:u ... Sl5. ;'h~ 0 I~ n ~I t> 1.\ r c ~: vw r.nrftndtrUlO. One 1·0. " each. Putter 1.1 • • ' th}Atti1 •onh .... , "'""""'••Iffier relli.. wbr. KN dryr. carbUrttctf' Ind manifold Mainecord tape r e· Jron.t:C bo8rd 1:,':"u~: •. t ' bamboo 1\11\ 1hade •· GoodeoadlUon.eTa.em POWER ed1•r UO. ::i'::~~=~:t:.,::.:~• l r,:: ~ ~ 50i:i Qn $15 · 'f' our BBL c!m'det' DJ, Contracotor voMng electric fan O. US 81«*\jne Lo, CM, LAMP. UoNr 11UI 110. Hollywood btd rra,e, IYT 1~KY1UCJlV _...,..,.,_,llllll,,._lf. mlrrp::'-~ lam.pt ct'> 1 carburetor• II eatb.. type 100· .-t~lon cord Electric bJankot, rMVer '75t-428t ··" ROUDd coa .. table 12$. twln•.A1f*"um~ug u • P•_... ....... muy MJ."1f'J" ""' .,. 120. Pl!oto dark r<M>m ua•d U. Two now GOLP'clubt,)'quthMt,i.a .Ila drawer ehnt 115, ~:;~ ~.,•!;1b':•t• 920 I. Leol.A..,....t...,...<n ,,.... ... ,= orl• aft pea, !acid OM lllfllll reir Mat •1$. ~t1"9 sis. AtMt\~an ~ blanlcota. ruu •Ii. o.~ Iron• and . s>UUer. lrt· Snd \abl• u. l'ou~ Heh. will tell le1)8tal0· I I Jr-M •IL I !r."::aN'"'41 ,. QloveantlUu.. .. !_hl Oil Kle• btdtp,.ad •ma:,:~t"b " AC nch. Two Quakf.r lace dudel bat 11U.1u1 lettl ,..ytJlow 1wlvel kltctte" 1y oar tort·•ll a. Two z. oM • 1MD9llil,.. ct> , . ,_..., i&t& ~' Ql'll WaN. ~· ..... :t"irot0·• ••ch, • stype b labl• clothe. '2d0 a nr,CoronadftMar-~--\ chairs no each. Old car 1pe1ker1 a&. Mu~ l u · 1 [ .] I rn .............. r~ ................ . biiji "!Wondlframt •lllm•t•n n e•c • each1 Ler1e, like new :L . Jewelry 10C·$2. Record u fl each tar rsdlo -. - -· ....-, :;11 JlodO a.d~C. et i\'Oltated ftllO ... fOtle '~r ... .,._,~tl ktt t10. blu• aullHM e. Thrff OM t.cwe lnl8M OM' Mat. pl~ •. Wf'OIC}lt '"°" rctt':froltt lg Photo• J. Mm Dnw Ii .. m p._.. ~. 10 tpd rad' .,.llJ..:tl• '1-W•Y Ma~ne~t•$:r!:i':i~ buutlfLtl haoctrnd, new'15.Dl.;o20l:i' .. wDQd waU ""~ alvl~ "rr•pta~ ....iarier, com· I I Lt 'l 11 [,I 1-1· ~~ ~. Jamp ·.~s. 'N:: ltr•• r,~~ S21 SlecttlClll r:r~·-~-::...-::· rTWO 1111-11 tlrt1 moc.-t: ~li:r~-: r:,si;l~ Pf ..... Kand·madepot· 4. ~, .. 14 ,._,.,,.,...,...,~ t lal/W16-IPW'~·!18C. Cted«Nt.,, ~,. bolldft'I hin\••r• tto ~~lkCho ed on Chevy rtma 14 Chllllawl'a ••"· ~t ttrlitak-aPota•t·tlO. ('cl 1...,.1 I.I M I I I I I! I ··~, •·.,...,··1~ '~ per p11e. Boat trallH ;twln cift·wldle ellietll• 1~•dl. ~ ch&IM fOf' .,.. 15-110(-Pi~k ~~..:=.. = s.. Olll ..... ,I) 1 P"-... vi.-at Dnl1h 8efa • .:."c11tiDf ...e·nMt dtili ,rwMa • .-... SCll ~ n.• .-.11. wowa•mt _.,.: _. ~ . ...,... Upt ;,u11.,. .,. an.r • 1 I J, I CD .M I• I I· I. I J 11 llilllllN. •~db\ ..,._Ible ....... 1=:;.:~g== ,~f:U.* ~IP~. fiAROi: mb. m._.,_. ...... ~~-=:1 e.oAM.c.llaftst,'-7* 1 ._ 1 ~srr:"::(J){'f~ =:-=:t•~~ ~nRD. one pear or~ •acta. ''~. · •· T"'•· ai.t ~-~;. ,ooiJ CJfl8T ot liiWtft e I I I -I _ i ·M=r: I [ I I I] l .... :fl· , .• ~-~5. U 1lf D cfi JP. 0 0 n~:.:.:r~,f~b!; :.::~~·=·-Md' Mill ~7 .i ,,,lh_ -~ r, .... ·......:1~ 1 •...... -: ....... 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McLane 7 blude rrunt 1-1 b d t ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt.t/St ft ,0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOllt~'T t•mc rron throw w ralch •r, 3HP MOVING SALE GAA y MARINI 10.! ;,..,•t,hti,k!"~::· Student mwstaell 22' T•~· ....... ::!~ ........ '78 LUV, W/1lop iclde bed. t!:Sl tor lultlon. All n~w ...,. ............ _ 1.1~ I Cutt . abell w/aunroor J t; W •: I, It Y • 1,_1~ •• s:z~ 6:ltl UM or •tylt>• as SJ). dr11ftan' ty. UMhl wci1<ht manne ~291Jor15.z.0587 · · 1~ar ~l eves --~ _,., Many xtru. $0~0. OIAMOND8, IH1NTAL D...,.,.. tbt. S1S, Jetter & lr&:al ai ~&In•· All mOdels 11nd ll'IJ'to JJ' ~art.G 001.0 . WY.DOING Ill .......... •'ll n •enuinu new parta. 111-i Volvo motor. Pl"to 470Sallboat,2setasaals. Fully .. .,lfcon,aln~ uo•'tNO .... L .... 4HI B'""'U . "''l'"ttl.IN"'-. lrvuwCol41tl:ouotryl:lub t'!t .. ..,..,.,, rcce,.. 0 " -~.. " tt~ .. ad raNi ec '"' ,,. • " " .. 0 .., v ,_ h 1 room rurnlturc. wurk Author1~ Olatr: Bn•tol tlnve. fiber1Jaaa boul & x n .. vuu. • r · Reservl" now for L1adalrom Au Jrv aJJ<.'K' WATt:ll~JN Alcm""'"' Ip ll••l ;• v. lbl• Service: , Co1la Men. ltlr.493-~ Sellorlrd.613 ~. wummertunwatnd. 1 . ~ I 3.:~.(Callf ANY c·oNl>I TlON se:w .. \t1tn11fer e... , ... :.suPLUS (714)892-8541 REG.ENCYMOTOlt I ) II.VY.II COINS TO 3 CW-2318 "'URN11'URe --------2()'CABIN Cnr. Many eit· Morson 01 41 sloop, walk HOMER.ENTALS '78 Ford Ranch•ro C1', v.a. PIS. P /B, air. AM/FM t ape, cruise. $~300/bst. 548-6024 or s.58-).54f TJMts rACt VAJ..U!, bS CM •%001 .t.C lrq All flberatau. vs. 4 thru passage. Reas. ~NH bor Bl d SA ~.,.......... MOHP. t'OR RAIU.: One Autumn U.ILc, i.111nk 000Wl'lll19t l. A whJ trlr. Dana Pt. slip 498--1.821.438-0956 ~*~1·2503!•' .. ~re must~ (" o IN 8 • 0 0 L D • Jadlc:l at.olu. liood tunt.I 13l 27TI 831·~10 Pott·A·Mllrinl' avail. S2SOO. Firm. COHONADO 25 We1co. ---------1Mwit sell '73 Oat.tun 1•u, MJW ! ~· •..t Chtl> ua.oo D O r. t. A R fiJ 9or ~~«>!!_ 84().~76 Ellcc: d•k ., eitec chair. lnllatabte Boat. 49'1·2828 xlnt.. cond. S'7100. MOTOR HOMES camper ahell w/bobt. furn · 41 • '' P 1 '• DtNM.F.V S, UC> f! 11tl'I Elt<cl rcidlner chutton Sacrifice $175 both Llke 29'JS<.:olleae. C.M. ..73,.., LA PAZ 8'l6·9SZS fo'OR RE.NT many extras. S2600/of 1-;VERYTlllN<i' ~107 aH. t•ohTA ~l!:SA ~'Otltrolk-d>. tuba ... ut, & newcood S.'\20M7 (714)540-2070 .... FromS1!50.wk.no.ooc4 ter.csu1.001ve measa1u? ~.NU.'4)3167 llU GSIU l<.:iuaod riul1.1lltor hundlt.i1>1JC. 548·5818 IBM tlec lypcwralcr. bollJ'd, longshaft, remote shower, VHF, AM S..trk, 2~%·~t4 OFP on new 74 19"' Villa Mini '84 F'alcon R onchero SA.fl, '° "' ·-- -$17S, xlnt cond. 008 1433 A/P. Propane stv & oVer'lltocked sails. Open Motorbome. comp. self· w/shcll. lots of xtras. •Or•. M~. bunk l)l'(fa. U•ntod& 1071 Walnut dlnin.: t~llll' • II evca/wknds c..'Qnlrols, good cond $37~. oven. $32,900. 615·8866 Sat. for re Pa Ir s. cont. 13,000 ml, will, ac· S'TSO./olfer. 980-1317 mt11. ant.q Of'•lrn, htblt! ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'hllJ,.. ~ Walnut buf • . , --:-768·90S2 _ __ 1:30-10:30AM. 642--6441 cept over lS' Travel frlr --------- " chaln, atcrl'o lil'l. Re-. Mur&ao mar4l. broke ft"1. SI.SO Amuna n•frlu 2 lY.Pt"wnle~s. IBM elec; Tamaya ~• sextunt '74 25' MARAUDER us part down. 96CM.317 '66 Chev. V8, ~Ton. Wide Prunuia~. t'lc. l..c:av1n1 to ride II drive,, blk G40139~ lm 1295. Smith Corona S22S 2SSMerc,fnd1e.•ink. WA.MTIESULTS? ,._ ______ -.-,,;-.-.-.! becl.Askin&S900. c-ounlr> ton S111v1ll • paract. Morean aeldlna. --Portable el('<:tric $95 831·2682 S4800. 675·8866 Sell yourbo1ttlhru ,. Pric-... To.r-ttt 5'9·2100 8•1boa .... In Ph En •• w .. t•rn (714) Ltkenu.22"Ul.1t.IClllOWer 008·26& ------20'Clui11cCabinCruiser. SOUTHWISTERN -..... ITJ..f10I DI lOJJ _ !!,;~"" Elet·L I L v ~so ()(flee desk. blk & chrome loots, 'ow~t 9040 Repossession. See & y A.CHT SALES 21' Motor HOflM ·73 LlN Pickup, Al'tt /FM. _,,__ •· ood 4 D -" off 67S ~0 1 Fully equipped. Low ma~s. lo ml. $2000. t;ull 4 Fm •Rt G•~ Mec.hinery 1071 "'\\' 11r111n lop. rwr. ....................... m .... e er. ....,5 FUJlfHEW,OIT mi's. 838·7756. 962 owe k ~katn WalouT Qn ••••••••••••••••••••••• UP. t-:lcdroo11· rount\•1 Mutchmg deluxe swivel 24' Owens, new p .. nt. DULERS ------ bJbrd. Cpl• &t ruu 220VoltArcWelderScar~ n'!ocJ~I Si:JR, $40, II P chr. lloth like new S12S. 30' SEA RAY varnish, crpt. 283 HP (7L4)613·921\ 77FORDFISO A<lull" chth.lrcn '• W.;rnp Nl'\<eruled.4 d1e1tal rcn>11frr $IO IUM~lectrictypwnter, Trailen.Trcfftf 9170 PickuplJCampersbeU. d~ furniture tool a Kock well Joiner Motor & s.a8·2429 ~~l~c.'C<b cleaned All Modtl1 ~iOO: I pa 4. $4 • 7 SO . 21' MORGON 01 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic, PoWer steer- t.o)11, lrplc ~r•l~, cle~ :.;~ S 4 00 ror both. ciest Dra~ers, braided HARRISON•s Loaded with n~ equip-12' travel trailer. Icebox, Inf, air cond., 2 yr •• fence unll. Ml!.r :!531 r u 1 , ye 110 w 5 ha & , SEA RA y 20 Foot GLASTRON 6·crl. ment. Sleeps 6 adulta in stove. storage. alecps 4 24,00() miles Wanan\y Buckeye lE Bluff:.) NB ~ lfllO flreplace screen, chair 'lanos & Organs 1090 deep V hull. 1~ hp in· comrort. Low time on Gd cond. $47S. "6-4424 available. (1£21.SSl) Satoo.lyMpm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4M 6Ci8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2327So. Mam.S.A. board·outboard eng. Atomic 4. Genoa, dingy, • F' Id •-S , 1 $S4ft MOVING SAL! Ma.tw furniture. Very reaaonable . 4114 A, Hllarla W ay, NB 631-0553. W .t.NTED 540.6555 Completely overhauled VHF, 6°3" bead room. 15 1e "" tream .rave Cope'-dJtep .~ I have a fo'edders 8,000 Small .i1" Studio Upni.:hl 3t01CoaslHwy, Nu. "1ero-hour" on engine. More room lhaD many trailer, totally -:ncloscd, 20CllE.J.st,SASS&-8000 TOP CAS H 001.LAR BTU uuvollhl·uvyduty piano w bench $SOO 631•2547 $3700.630-1710 321 Owner a nxious. SloYJi.oven,refngeralor, J' A ID F 0 R Y 0 UR · ' di · 1 . l ti7a OO'JI _ . bk carpeted, sleeps 7. Xlnt 76 CHIVROLIT Jlo:Wt:LRY, WATCllt.:S, atr coo llont:r. wan d --• ";-• 32' Pacemaker, J97S, lo 87S.14o.lor673-92U rs. nd 646868 ART OBJECTS. GOLD, <&OHP VW °.!lr or VW Kawai ·II . t'1Jno rnnsole 3~ CHRIS .Craft T,S c.'ub hrs, Bristol, see -al, Lido co . . 1 STEP·SIDIPU Sal, 9 to 5. Sunday 9·3. Sear'• Whlte Canopy bed " nite atd. Den corner tmit. Lazy Boy reclnr. green vnyl couch & misc. J6S7 Uta h Cr, t:M . 549-9173 S ILVER SERV ICE, ma~!! or Rol.>ert w1benr h, walnut. ~925 usr. w/sllp. Xlnl. cond VIiiage Boat show, Jo'rl· loah.Slfps/ nv lrailer 17', fully con· Foll power. afr, ttlt FINE FURN & AN-963-8D9l l'P 00:!11172 SB000.979·2251 Sun Call615-87U Docb 9o70 tained xlnl concJ. Must wheel, C ra go r :s, TIQUl!:S 64.s-2200 IA.G SALE MALTESE MAGNUM . •••••••••••••••h•••••• sell. M0ake reasonable of· Cheyenne. 2 yr, i.t,OQQ_ · · AA LOW IN '73 Ba,yllner 27'. flybrld~e WANT two 21· Sailboat fer. 496-6815 mile warranty available. LUGG .&GE f.&GS Clothing. Sept 17 & lU SPIN BT PIANO The Ullimate-35' Cruiser sedan, stem rm, rud10, Sllps. Newport, Balboa. ---------1 (1031344) , "" "" Clothes,9·20lo9·26 Why sellle for less than & Sporlsfisher. Speed, m ere, $10,995. PP. Mr.White,675-1393 · AlltoSer•lc•,P•b 4 9 from your business t'ard. GRAND OPENING 9·27. lhl! fincl>l! Walnut. xlnt comfort, safety & style. 673-3826 aft llAM & A.cctHoriH 9400 S 9f Send one card for each TICKTOCK F.R concJ. S750. N.li. 75S·0390 Luxury accom. for 6. Wanted: dock space for ••••••••••••••••••••••• CopelandJtep tug plus one spare. We THRlf'TSHOP Tuna tower, outrigger. '73Remell24' hdtp sedan, 16' saH boat. N.8 . area •• 74 Toyota Landcruiser 6 2001£.lllt,SASM-8000 return permanently s.aow. t9lhSt.C:~I Small Upri ght !'layer 25.30 Knots & smooth OMC stern rm. radio, M5-3712aflerSPM. cylENGlNE. seul~I atlractave tug &----P1uno Xlnl «ond . ride in any wei1ther G. $7!1()(). PP 673·3826 art W"..,....ED· 51 . f 54S-l2S 7 74FOID strap, meeting 1.11rhne New EL 1-:<;T ROL U X ~50/musl !.l'll 75!1 OIK8 Croan. 714t89'l·854l llAM ,..,...... · 1P or new __ -RAHCHHO 1 o. rt:(iulremenls. Pre Vacuum w/power puc·k ---.-. -a2· Stoop. Need by Chevy Mags, like new, Full power, air cond .• SHADY Dr. Gnrugc Sulc! Twn. beds, ~urrbourd, lawnmower, baby b<:d & eqwpmt, 12" Band saw, J". st.al.nless steel roff. lbl base, glass l-OP patio set. Many misc. items. 466 Shady Dr .• CM (ofl Irvine, nr. 17th) Sat/Sun vent loss &. lhert! For a Cheap IU:l'lNISllED UPl'llGllT 18 Lido Shpyrd Classic 10/15/Tl w/lires also VW adaP-cruise coo&rol. Gem top. personalJzed tag enclose . Call G42·4397 PI,\ N 0 XI n t co11 d Bay Boat. 4 cyJ, rbll eng, 552-3149 _w..s_...:$95_·_768-_90_S2 ____ 1 2yr., 2',000 mUewarran· wallpaper, fabric o !l7JlSOK *SEA $2500.Ph ~l410 loah,Spffd& · tyavaUable. 11 "Day Glo" paper & we SH P Rototiller. lawn W " lo ..... , r-11 a060 .ru 9080 ( 5) Goodyear AT SZf99 , will bac.'k & tnm you mower edger, all In xlnl urhlt.cr ->l>IDt'l p1a1111 un ~ .., _, Trackers lOxl 5 white PATIO SALE FROM ESTATE: Oaf( & Vic lorlan chrs; V1«lorian art printi.; sm bureau . end table:., chandelier, lamps; i:olleclablcs, misc ; RATTAN·chrs. couch, tble. 644-1016. 2615 Buckeye St. NB Moving: !ielhni:: ever ything. Sat. & ~ 9·5 2302 S. E. Bnslol, SM! -----. - Bdrm Chest, Daby Hems. Port-u ·Crib, fis h Id items. 16402 Scotchpinc Sl. .... V. 8'17-4631 Oak chest $40. DutC'h door & hrdwr $45. Pliu misc 673-8017 tai;s. Or lry lwo card.'> cond.644·l60S w bendi, muplc.'. ~Int RAY ••••••;•••••••••••••••• •••••••··~••••••••••••• spoked ~heels. S22S . eo,.1.dMtrs buckloback. ~amed mirror 48 .. x70 .. cond.~ 6-l2 l7lol * 197S1B So1Cat,5ozsalls, JET SKJ 77 mdl, 3 mos 8»91Slevcs 2001ElstSA5S8-8000 PKl<;ES ,., · · duel trapeze. calm trlr, old. Like new. Going lnto · Magnavox Quad i-.ound Piano upnghl wilh ~Looi, x Int con d. S2 , 000. Ser v . 5 8 1 · 7 8 8 5 , Weber carburetors 48 IDA '73 Ford Courier, custom S2eaor31SS syslcm, Garrard, Mod .:oodrond S!SO Th O I B t k •-lo 41Stal(!1$160eo 1!2Turntable. Pentax £S 3-17 7017 e ft Y OQ l·98S89SZ 213-944·3249Mar on McKay manifold for pamt w/ acenes, CUI m G 9lag!>$1.SOea. 2, w1F 14 ll'ns. s mall -If you car. 4tftouCJh to '17 WcsLaail 32. Fully 72 Glaslron Swinger Tri· smallblockChevy,throt· Interior. Vector mag1:. 10ormoreSl.40ea desk Sm1th·Corona Mod VINTAGF.PIANOS ..... thtv-bfft! equipped. Sucrlflce hull. Xtras, bait tank, Ue linkage & fuel Unes Fu-est.one tires, molded Sa.lcsTax lndudcd 1000' elec typewriter fully rl'stored , Cine _, -·, complele&readyco run: flares, spoiler. AY/FJ!rl NOCARD? lam'ps. n c:.L tables: !!clet'\lon.2yq:uarantee. :'!~s:>°~!r!~epf:: ~t~: ~~f:t~~:~ ~uro2~~ ~or otter. 631·2092 cassette. s un root, auto. Draw your own or send a,.,,""'" SISOto~. 973·1808 •1978 MOORS• daysor979-6247 eves. Runs good. $3000 or beat ~J<><N 673-422.0 hrs. mint. Must sell. ofre.r. Ask lor George, namt>. address, phone & --c-..· Good 8094 R CES 642 2166 or 962 5266 after vw ENGINES 0 7992 we'll make one card per Water hed complctl• . ...,_.. •'ftCJ ' at 1977 P I I.slander 30, Mark JI, 1972, 3 PM -Used & re·built. From --·------tag. Add 25' each. $200. Cir c~ns TV Xlnt •:••••••~•••••••••••••• Wlu'le on display Radio, 3 salls, good cond. • · $175. 530-GMO • 7 6 EL c AM IN O. Send check or money or· oond. $300 675 3540 Count;'Y s.~rf.t>rd, made m AT THE AHA.HEIM Must sell. Sl9,000. Arches T..--.t..&ion automatic, stereo-tape, derlo: --llawau," 4 Mannu, 33.'lO Pacific Cst • -·.,....... •U• Coverer aft Car covers. $4500. 613-4242 PILOTPRIMTIMG Studenl·s clarinet. $7~ 631·0020_ IOA.TSHOW Hwy NB615-0827 ••••••••••••••••••••••• All makes. Special --------- Po. Box 1500 ~:'"2 bep~s~~i~3r:~~· ~: w~ntl'<l · Old golf <'lubs A.MGR STADIUM . ~.St/le/ prices. 207 N Main SA '63 CHEVY l~ ton, 12· Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 skates, SlO ea. Ch.ilcJ .,, R1nht or Left. Peri.am. SEPT. 9· 18 WANTED to exchange: Rent 9120 M.2-1044/639-7787 box. gd. rubber, reblt ~ ... 40' motor/sailer ketch ••••••••••••••••••••••• eng. $1925. 6(5-4!630 ,.UILIC AUCTION desk SIS. Bowling ball mon woods 207 N. Mam All Model Sizes for house or condo in CAMPER SHEi.LS Parting Out, 69 Toyota 4 · MANY ITEMS OF FINE $1S. 2 bikes. S20 ea. I 542 t<»4 19·20.22·24.26.JO Palm Desert or Palm Would llk to dr Corona, all parta Will P8.int your llouae tor ESTATE JEWELRY, man·s hike S2S. 1 knee 9 1.YNX Irons. ulmost OPENIOWY Sprin"8. Pvt party. Call whol !Jou . e tay cheap!546-8672 truclc. Must run. QuaJty ART OBJECTS, AN· b:cJ Sl5. Small item:. oo new SLSS Call aft 12, 114/833-3544 tailf~~~~s, no re· ·work. Bob&lS-4894 Sat/Sun 9·5. Furn. dhl TIQUF.S, f'INE FURN .. ch!!play al 1993 Kornat 640H705 SUNRUHNERS 073 Hobie 16' w/tlr, dbl AutosforSale v... 9570 oven, drps , cookware. 1':'1'C. PllONF. FOlt IN· Vr. Mesa Verrte 546·4·139_ CunY CA.llNS trap. Ufe jackets, whl. 1973 ~vy 1 '.fon truck, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••"•••••••••••••••• ' cloth 'g, bike, miH fo'O. & DJlOCHURE. A · ·t ''I· k Tent 9xl2, perfeet rondi· 'SUHDA.)IC:ERS hul'-. blu sai'·. "'~ •7 ..... will~ Dolphin Camper, .i...ai--; ~I "a""''" nlaque sove, .... a~ twn,h<.•.,toCferover$90 "' "'......,...."' ll $80008483302 .... '!.~ hsehld. 4842 koycc ltd, .,..,,."""' Jewel. ?f c: desk. Both "d 5Jli 1!12.'i WEB<ENDERS 556-4729. $1100/obo. Must 8 xtras. • · · Classies 9520 Jrv. Bar stools, 1>upcr plui.h. _<•ond. 642·7569 art 5 SPORTIRIDGES Sell. '71 Chevy Y, T camping •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• J.· t . .r.,.,,b k Ont• complete set ot oc11:•a...tCRUISERS ..... _ .. _w van Arr Pwr 063 ..... JeySl Sat 9-S.. Many masc item!! ........... ac s. Twn bed w frame. (nt•w I. Ladles Golf Clubs + bag ~ . UDO 14 w/lrlr. No. 2200. wuruu • • iocl'g edeer. set. Nat'I 962·1597 round glass top l"offce $SO firm 640-0576 · X1J1L cond.. •· 6"-413S disk brks, llOv pwr. 53M Ser.7807. 1 Geo 1930·46, recorde r, tbl, gas BBQ grill. 6 ' ----·--WARNINGI or644-MS7 ml. gd cond. S2SOO/bs&. St4,llt books. 1835 Port Sher Free esllmales on up arliCicial decorator TY.Radio, . 1714)960-1'82 aft 7 or MOTORCARS field,NB<HarborVlew) holst.enn.g, sofa hade·a· plant, c.'urio cabinet. HiR.St-8098 • lB'O'DaySallor.W/shore wlmds. DORa--•..,CE bed special. 768-8494 •• ~ ~-II L.-1 p """5V'"'" . child's desk & chair. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·--• .,.. moor DI on enn. Westwavt s•L• W/J·a~ .. 5, ,,, __ _,,, Garage Sale, Remodeling ...,"-~-... /Wkn... J~ n -... .,., """"' Sale. K\tch cabinels Km~ size mattreu, firm. 559-8174. SONY D~:TAM/\X VIDEO thtSowntprtua .,,...,....,.,..,vs ua . '9>0.XlntCondllion. ov slove dshw11h r new $185, Trundle bed .,,_ I St IC k IU;<;ORDER, $112.5. ...._.,.••er He 26' Double ender. 10 HP CallMB·J.347 40 Ford~lcup, Sl200, 38 n. . . • $175. 768-8494 ...,mess ee oo ware &t2 211.3 ,_ Ford pl up, $600. " 28 bathroom f ixture:.._ New, 19 pcs. L1fct1me 0ttl978Moc»ls auxlliary .. Clualc folk '74 VWCamper,aircond, Model Truck, S300. hsehld & misc. Sat/Sun IRVINI-.: COAST c.c . guar.mu.~lsell536·2-i0.1 forttt.entire boat. Xlnt cond. w/slip. stove, ref'rig, 4S,OOO mi, PPS37-0279or?81J-6396 10.SPM. 2973 Jacaranda. membership S650 Quick NEW U[,TRALINl';AR model '! $3500/ofr. 67S·9l1l dys, fully eqwpped. $4400. ~Mesa Verde> CM . sale + transfer f~e. Call T~~~~So{~~rl~~~C[ 200w .. Disco Monto, & ytcr. 900-338oevs. 499-38CXI Sm pool lbl, household 752 SG.11. Bestolr. 675·2650 speakers Last S380 ca Bring cJ.ck booac! 14' Sailboat w/cabin. 2 -,-------- goods + misc. ltem:ri, & Cumper shell $75 '16 Pin· • --Atlantic .Music's :-.ide sall5, main &jib. new 3.:5 8 OVERHEAD Cm pr. ~~=~=-----1:-:--=:---:---=--:-:-:---plants. Sat/Sun. 640 Rosi; lo engine &. lr~ns $300. Misc~llaneous pncc Sl49 ca. *Sea Ray Power• St, CM ·549.1219 Wanted 8081 ATLANTIC MUSIC Mere. CNser. ---------•••••••••••••••••• • • • '• 445 E f7th C M OMC, Volvo Garage Sale Sat & Sun & ·---··--·· -· _ until sold. 141.,., Monte RmRED ACTRESS Wanted: to" tablt saw 7-IS Yr lank wlll sell beautiful collec· also bench grinder. -- - . ---r:i '--I Vista. rear. C.Ptt . lion or unusual colored Please c.'all 548·1487 Sansul 331 Receiver & 222 nnanc .. ..., . . turntable, 1''111her XP 75 Se f Jlide·A-Bed, grn/white J~de, Cine Jewelry, Want ed: Picturl':ri . spkrs, 3 month-' old. No 8 JOU a Herculon, lrnmac. $90. figurine.a. Clolsonne, manuals & parts ror 1938 reus. orfor refused. Gene Met a 1 w 0 r kb enc h . Ivories, screens, many Packard 548.3664 the ShOWI 60"x24" with 311'1" vise ~ut.standlna ~lac. S~art· 00.3379 ---------• $ 4 o. II . D . met a I mg 11 AM Fr11Sal1Sun ; Ma~avoxsterco/TV com HARRISON•S wheelbarrow SJS. 10" Septl6,17,18. BUYINGU.S.Comcollec· b1nalion. Beautiful SEARAY elect.nc chain saw S35 MARRJO'IT HOTEL lions. singles. hoards. walnul cabinel. 4 Yrs Porter cable, 11.0 . router Newport Beach etc. Send me a llsl of old. S200 552-4-056 2327So. Main, S.A wit h 2 5 bit s S 9 S k b what you have. PP Box -----540.6555 Crartaman table suw 2 hi bac med roy. lu 613 Laguna Bch ca. 92652 Tape deck/recorder, new, JJOlCoastHwy, N.8 . • w/staod, ~ H.P. $SO . chairs 140 ea. Las Vegas • rttl to reel. relaal $125 611·2547 '72 Dodi e Van , Tradesman 100, w/mnny xtras. Must sell cheap, 496-8209, 492·2421 '75 DODGE Tradesman Craftaman du.slless dual dice clg. box, coll. ite!" Back seat1aeats for 72 Price $325. 552·8180 ,_ ________ 1 motion 1 ander ~so . $15. KOdak Smm proJ., VW Bus. also Chrome - -.. --. -. --1---------1 646-4224 like nu + screen $60 Hubcaps. Reas. 640-7384 Used ~ Sylvania color Pnv. party wilh primes --yd_n_e_v_S_a_b_o_l_, _c_o_m--ip YAMAHA 76, DT400, S ---------•·--------both. 646·4540 TV, lake new. Maple Newport slip, responsi· , BARGAINSG•LOR£' cubineLS200 586 6429 w1sails. Fiberglass moa old. Beautilul cond. uov'-g/redeco "'ale 1·;~1 Bar w /3 hi•h back stools .......... _..... blek& hhighly •tq uaullfledn. Sabot. comp. $240. ·$430. S825 nrm. 87$.3815 "' "' " · °" drk brwn vinyl. Cabinet ,........ 2S" Zemlh tbl mdl, 19" see s s arc si _ua on o TexuCM75l..c822 in bar haa locka for ll· ........._.. 1083 Sylv. port., $150 each. ve~y nae~ twin. screw 673-0l60 '75 HONDA CR 125, like ·66 ~ T Chevy PU, Auto q uor $4 00 I ba t oCr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·2429 after 2 PM. crwser. Will furrush sll_P. :xi• Clipper, 2 yrs old. Sips new. $400. Submersible Pump, 5800 Console Packard-Bell Geme.lnhardt fiute. Xlnt miunt.,. fuel, cash dtr· 6, 3 sails, •ux, earety 8G-e'730 GPH cap,hvydutywork Solid State AM/FM cond.Sl2S.P/P. 19!D RCA Console color fercnce itnecess.George eq ui p. Must sell. "76YAMAHARD.oc> bench. More . 2229 slereo w /turntable 751-6503 5:56-1217 TV. 135 as Is. 1549 ~645-T-_:n_20 _______ 1 Avalon, CM $150/bet ofr. 549·3351aR5 G E M E I ~ H A R 0 T Placentia #ltO. NB. 20' GULFSTREAM. Im· ---------t SAT & SUN Everything pm. STUDENTFLUTE8mo. loah&Mcrlne --------1 Cheap! Many unique WATERBED, brand new, new, barely Equlpmlftf Items. 2932 Redwood kin1 size deluxe w / 548·5735 Ger.tral Ave.,CM vibrator, 1900. value, __ AJ_po_c-·la_rl_n_e_l_S80 __ ......, 8060 must sell! $500. 673-2300 Violin $95 ••••o••••••••••••••••• DeWalt r•dla l saw, 645·189'7 ENGLISH Saddle, xlnt. cabinet & acceasodef. Olds trombone $125. c.'Ofld. Comp. w /flttln11. 1225. G'73-0ll0 Good condition pad. ilrth. $100. 631-0208 Electric Stove 12:5, 2 1irl's 6*<9S63 Hermes 1 6~" aaddl ~kes, be.It olr. Call aft Coma E Flat. Alto w /caH. wJflltlq.a. Brand new, ~.:xl,831.()3114 SM> never UMd. ms cash. WffEµ,cHAIR • tm-J138 549-0ISO'f Ooodcond. $80. ., ..... ntClari _,, '7&-14' new lllhln1 ""'at,1---------1 B.' "are "•ntle , «<0940 ouaue n.... _ -'I • $'1S 00 •wirl IHL, Oart, lrlr & ____ .;.._ _____ _. trained. Hao aU thota, Dbl dOor retrif 185. Teak &U-io1s 7HP.$700. 171·3121 an dftlDlnM!ll ukin1 '225. dlnln1 tbt 1100. 4 velvet llAM ' 485-JM match. t'h.ilre Sl5 ea. u Yamaha nute. Gd cond. •----. -----P•"'-'-..___ dtawer Kr/Mn d.raMI' 1JJ5. &>at, 11 6HP Mere. all -!i,IW'ter ...,...., sa ....._ "2·5* forward controll, S29S or teldbla. ,.........,,_ Xln ' bltoCr,M4-l605 cond. Show.i wl nnu. 1 Contraetort " Hao· c.or.. Trumott Is t'ue, Jn IMh. w.t..e S1000.tf5._. dymenl • •talttpoal 1a1 xJntconcJ. iltktOlltr. a...a~ tOJO th• a 1 •-....;.....a.. I061 fW"Dacet ,..,..,. coll ~o ...-r- -...... w ...... &.. ti.:.. •bJ-••••••••••••••••••••••• ---•• ... •••••••••••• ~~--·-:,:,'!.""' .,. K I a.;udra t• 11 c.m ..... ea. le\. rue er n,, u ac .r.Jtt.WI blcbtay adjuster, 9'$0. -'-~------~ 831·3881 -. ~- ~ ,\ 1. "NI• ~ I•:. i ',I '' U • I • D l ' • - •• DAii. y P11.01 W..W..t.49 tit •••••••••••••••••••••• WEIUY CUAMCARI & TIUCllS CONNlll CHEVROLET Harbor Uhd Uli:>al\ ~l'-'>A 546-IJOO we l'A\ ru1• not.1. \ft t'OR TUI' l !\t:Ol'AllS ~"<>RKIG'l l>OMt:S'l ll or c:u.-..s1t ·s It )'OUr \'Ir I\ .-xlru 1 lt<•n '>ft' 1.11 li"t IAUH IUICIC ~ llarbor lil~d C 'nr.11.1M~1 !IW~l TOP DOLLAR PAID fo'ORCL~AN ~~J lilll l~ Af At,11 BL VO HUIVltNG TON BEACH 84.' l l!P '>~0 04.a1 IMPORT CARS AU.MODEl.S WE • NEED CLEAN USED CARS HOW CALL PAPPY 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA WE'LLIUY ,- I AMtot, '"''•rted Autos, llllported AYtoa, lmport.d Autos, IMportM Autot, l"'portM ' A.utot, 1..,orted ......................................................................................................................................... FW t7lS IC.-mann Ghio 9735 Mtrc•dea a.m 9740 MG 9742 Porsche t750 Toyato 9765 . temtMtr t7 1977 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t112 o.t... t720 ,IATSAU '66 KARMANN GHIA, Merceclcs Z.'OSE, 11un1oor, "tli 3000, 21000 ml. Elcc. IOM ll2 ~ortc:bo RbJt lt74TOYOTA U••••••••••••n••••o• ••••••••••••••••••••••• look• k run.,. greal. $1l50 rpe 4 11pd, new met'h & 11unroor. crae control, 11lr. enil· Konl • ma4t1, oew CllJCA GT IMW CREVIER t •t • tl0.DWAY UNt4 4MA 831t3171 fHCU\'rl4MflM~lfAc:MiNr •USID IMW't• '74 &\arlia auto1M>MVU '77.' JI 41f)d SJW 1114.!002 pdl;'R4Ull'UI' i u;i u.1411p~IJU7ltl'C,IM CloNdO.~t Oil.A.NCH COUNTY'S OLDIST ~i.ilf'lo Serv1ce•Ltiiu11011 Roy Coner.Inc. Holl!> kuyl·c • BMW 1540 J•mboree Newport &!Ach &10 &141 '771MWS301 4 tlr \ spd 040011 Sl3,H9 MOTORCARS O'ELEGANCE ~7 !ii50 7J 810 2 I.Ir Vdtow al.'dan, xlnt lond Urttul huy 1 ~tiff! AM t-'M 8 trk. 1WW Ur~ ll 700 87:1 11138 ~ltl WuJColl, 1 unM l(d ~;xtrlill MWll Mll' ~ 175 2lt.u CJ7 Pl, 11 l U.it•un Sli1 W•o• Nl•W mu It many ~lN" Good t•und. $1~00 114(1 l!fW '1:S 01tbun 1200. auto, l"M . lo m1 ·~ Pcrf"ct $UI001 b11l oCr IW2 4tiW1 Tht-'lc , ar1 havr nev('r 673 3446 exl. lluve rece1pt11, $7~ '13,300. 2.13·299-3728 paint llSb>. 844-9030 With 5 •peed. ruc.'\ory 11r beun driven or re f8Gh11 Good body.clean. inve&tsar $6,000. i"manc M"'.I 97~4 ••7 911S Porsche. Rbll cond., A,MIFM ater~. lli'lcrl'd 11vl PP 4~-6204 eves ,. "' e l l .. LI .. ~ .. __ 1 run• ROOd S2000/ofr ••••••••••••••••••••••• llfl· new pa n , 1·0 au.... r.Uye WIJ'l:"C' 1 <mLKT> i6 Xl9 Roudatcr&, 6'5-601<!, 67iHJ230 1972 IZ a 11 o y •. l. ow ore d , $3230 Chokt!or12 14295 ---M 250 lt77 MGI AMIFM c:a11, Mint cond Ml•11.••EM11.•o• '7CI 124 Spyders. Mazdo 9738 4 DOOR SEDAN Low With AMffM 1tereo. ~ --,,_ ~ chukcon $4995. -••••••••••••••••••••• mllea. AM/FM radio, air rallye wheels, onJy 6, ~1.SOJtarbor Blvd.,C.M . '76131, 4 OooN, rond. & luxury equlpped miles. (5Z7RZ-O> '11 914 Porache A p • •4S.5700 Choke of 11. S32B5 $4660 pearance 1roup. Maaa. ''7Ul28Se<lun1, MIRAClEMAl.DA KonJ11, rblt en.:. AMt fo'M IEFORIYOU ('holc1:ofU .~38. 21:souarbot'Blvd.,C.t.f. tape, Clean $3300, Sal. YOUR All you udd lo the above .1. ~irs70 496-3461 TOYOT • J.u'lccll 111 tux & llcel\Jle & .. .,_ 0 Ae dolt vory & handllnti 2150 H..W ll•d. . 71 280 S l., To b 0 c '66 912 5 apd. S32SO or best See us for a top dollur "h"r""'" ,._......._ a..t~-645 5700 '74 MGI of'r. eaUmat.ol .... """ ----.. CO/COdnac int. Auto, 2 G (606MXX 79 P11cif1c Auto Brokers 0 NlY I __ 644-45 MAR9UIS TOYOTA. • M d tops, mint cond. Best orr $3189 SS !198·4tW5 72 az u RX-2. Good 213_622.33251714-MO·SlOS '70 9l4. Nds wort. body m Ml JON VIEJO ·1112*>Z M1oi1•. /\MffM. ,75 Xl!> Dark <irn co ni~ 5J,ooo mi 's. MOTORCARS itoodshape. $3000or bst 831·2110495·1210 A, c 51;5()(1 or h:.t ulr f-M I f 'asscttc. Ask· '74 MB% 450SEL D'S.EGANCE ofr. 675-1927 Dave _ 811 Mulit aell. 11~:47oa AM1 l''M cus& Xlnl. cond. Ing $1300. Call 642· 1712. Leather interior• pwr. 547.9250 $J600 5S2 1262 or SSl 2148 M«cedea lent -97 40 windows. crwse control. ------1914 Porsche 1.8 hlers, 1975 .. lllJll8!1'~N 7l 240.Z. I spd, tai.seuc. Kunis. muculate. 67S.3875 dlr. 1m 76 14!4 Convertible •••••••••••••••••••••u 11unroor&metullicpaint. '75MGI Appear.Group.AMi l"M, AM11''M, cussctle. Mugs, ln gre11.t condit io n ! Convertible, upd .. elec-mags. PERl"ECT body. 5flpd Mlntcond 871·8434 Lease l99LOY tnc overdrive, AM/FM <714)595-4733 71 ?AOZ, il1lv1•r, bkk \'myl rf. air t•ond & II trk. ''TS l~ ~padcr, Low me, 55,000 ma $3800 Lii.u xlnt cond. AM FM 11tereo ~~4lllflb cas:.. S44001b'il olr 7~9322 68 DaU.un 1600 Roadstt:r Nu pnl, valves, SlOOO 494·<!130 '75 Fiat X/ 19 A:O.t FM w tape, Mag!!. vM.' our MAGICPLAN. t470MVQ> Hew. Us~ ~.adlals, rallye wheels: •61 Porsche 1600 Su~ OVER I 00 Spai;~llng red w/blac~ Wry good cond. $4SOO. or MERCEDES tr1 m Nice thruoul . bestoCfer 493-6376 •·superb example" · --- OM DISPLAY 480NXM '65C. 4000 m1 on new en&. u~--of •-~rt· '71 280SL Mint' Sliver . New paint, new brka ~ .... • AM "'M Q.USS • $12,SOO. Pri""' 1ncls ne0 er onaned AUTiiOfUZ 'D 213·434·9189 ,.., • "" ~tERCEDES DEALElt ong eo11 SS600. ~31173 Buena Park IMPORTS SAMTA AMA group, 11ood cood. asklng 74COROU.A w.eoee 4 ... ...,. ••<:•11•111 "''"·· (2«l&Ol '70 H~t W 200'l I spd, A C. -\~I FM stereo Very .id ~ .. illl .. lliilliill.: w 6862 Manrhesler WEST GERMAN $' sr • 1101.0WAY •73 ~14 2.0. appearance 52).7250 7'lMBZ350SL 835·3171 $4.500.548-7417aft_8P_M _ OntheSaotaAnaf'w~ Convert <008Gl81 $9950 ..!."~1011iv11tollil4CHIH1 Porsche 69.912. 5 spd, Bill MAXEY TOYOTA llfl' l••'•li.c 14 ' •\H ••UNt 1NUf°"ll:A(~ rond $21100 b:.t ofr 1714 >960-1482 wkdyl! aft 7. wknd' '76 BMW 22,500 m1le1>, :.unroof, AM 1 F'M t'<lloliClle ~'7.700. 644·0363 W liuvan:.i, S:l:!tXl 494·81i20 ·l!M 7768 ur 49~·411:i5 '74 BMW 2llQ2 Tll. air 1·ond. ~tcrco. lo mi. Sti.200 673· 1242 73 DATSUN llltC:OUPI 4 •o-•l•«•o todlO ,..,. ~~:: -Good ..,.,.. Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 1111 • l •echl l•d I•' I\\\ HUNTING JON II AC." l"IJ' OV1HIMC• llOUltll•~O . BHl• f •• "" )C'OO • ~' j.01'4.....;.;~_1 __ 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .. '75 MIZ 450SL z More To Choose 1967 MGB • Runs well, AM/FM cassette, xtra With metal lic paint. body needs work. '950/ clean $5400.642-1811 stereo & is luxury 450SLC!>. .\SOSJ-;s ~bestoffer.968-7029 76 Porsche 911S, LTD equipped. In showroom ZZOSE Cab .. 250$1'; C.:pe 75 MGI Sport Prod. SjJ, Ed Alurm, condit ion . (447MXN>. AM/FM Stereo 8 track must sell. w/take trade. • Priced to sell I 714 /548-1 f 86 Rallye wheels . 2 yr.: 213-592-1510; 714-554·5700 MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS ••••I,' 't I••..,.,, 4' ..., •••• • ..... 831 1148 49S·l704 197 .. "48? 450SLC 24,000 mile warranty Ponsche 72 911T black available. strongeng: serio~s orrcr~ $3599 o n 1 y . P P . D y s , .. .. .. .. .. .. It '72 MZB 280 SE. White . 32,000 miles, local !tolls Royce tradc·in (lll.11181 $19,750 Copeland~ 2 13·578-0642 . Evs, 2001 E. lst, SA 558 714-998-9741 • tun intr. lmmac, clean, • xlnt cond, low mi. orii: Opel 974 WESTGERMAH • vour foreign or rompu1:l BMW ·1 1 2002 AM FM 1976Dl B210 bl • l.'ar. paid for or not' C.:.1 11 'l"r"" ("i'' c'u·l· whls I t udsu2~"""' . "'Suooe • ow n e r . 546-8900 & .. 521.2297 1976 MIZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTS 450S SEL 70 Opel GT. dependable, 67 Pors.che912 , looks & runs great. Must (TV TONY) •<cnn Bill MAXEY TOYOTA Sales Mgr. ., .. ..... • ~~ ., . . x n con . '"""mi ~ BILL YATES ~;~~>nd S-1850. 1'.\'S 494-9876 __ VW-PORSCHE - -·1ss.2102or.·tSpd,A1C.:, · Capri 9 715 AM1 FM 8 trk. 6000 mi 'li SSll-~SOOc::J~~Sni°I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mus t sell this wknd 19'11 C.:npn 1600. 4 C)'I. new S!77S. 548-7570 paint & intl·nor Comp ~;~i -97z3 1972MBZ250 COUPE . Luxury eqwpped with low miles & 1s m excellent conl'l1· lion l61!9G WG I. Good seledion of other M BZ!t mstock. M ISSION VIEJO IMPORTS Autos, Imported recond1t1oned $12!15 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-4899 .. WEST GERMAN 41! .... t. I•, -..., • .._, Jt lU ....... w•''• .... '-· ~ .......... !?.~~ Cltroett 9716 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'S& BENTLEY SI Citroet1 Moserafi lmmal.'. 968 8119 Brown (33'1MJCJ. 1900 Lotus Europ1a. good $8489 IMPORTS 0.1 Ferrari <250GT1': t f\7 Ferran Dino F1ul <15592) cond1t1on. $J5oo or b11t MOTOR CARS ofr.5480.'i:!' D'ELEGAHCE 714/548-1 _18_6 __ , Auel 9707 547-9250 Fiat 9725 ••••••••••••••••'•••••• Datsun - -9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 4 AUDI FOX • ••••••. ••• •••......... * " 20r. Auto .. Sunroof! Air *DRIVE 11. * • tond. AM/F'M stereo ""' Jfo cassette. R11d1als Good * LITI"LE * • miles. "A very n1cc car ••• it thruout!" <798LZQ>. SAVE A LOT (i;J:tJ14;1 SHOP&COMPARE ~ & I ST • H OADWAY Jt SANTA AMA Jt 835·3171 .. NEWPORT DATSUN IHE ULtfflllA TE OfOVIHO (llACl«HI! '72 Audi, 4 dr, aulo, A/C, rad tires. nu brakes. Ongownr. S2450 6738600 73 Audi lOOLS, oew paint. rad11l1, $2000. 875-2571 SADDLE BACK BMW COME IN Ir SEE THE6lOCSi MOW OM DISPLAY OUR COMPLETE IODYSHOP IS MOW OPEN IMWRESALES 1974 3.0CSA Polans silver, sunroor, cnue control & all op. tu>n.'! <488LNT I. $12,995 1911} 2002 Automatic. air cond., & AM /FM radio. A one owner car. <ZRV449) 56NEWCARS AT THE OLD PRICES All models now avaala· ble. Call or see us before you buy•!! COSTA MESA DATSUN House of Imports ~11: '1000 ll1·l1.1l1 O n \II l't;t. 1 ........ ... • * .. lt74FIAf 1972 %002 128 WAGON Automatic wtth air cond. ===;:::;;;;;;===;.;;..-.;"-• ' spetd with very low I I & I •< "'" Uf f ~ t ' •+6 o. •t '.. . . One ow n e r rar . mllet. Super c lean! <l%1Ji'TQ). C123KLC>. l97l2002 4 apeed . a unronr & B~clte r AM Jlq,1 (l'tlREVI. PRICEO TO SILL llLL YATES VW-PORSCHE San Juan Caplslraoo tl7-41004fM61 t 831·114 8 495.1 704 ·71 250c. Beaut rond. Lo m1. londed. S64001 ofr 879·2175. 213 941-5675 it '68 250S, full power,'stccr· ing. brakes, wmdow!I, it uar, low mileage, ivory =t==;:=:==::=::=* ~ w1lh mint red intenor, ~ new rud1als. xlnt l'Ond. Hou~e of trnports '' .... ,•I 'I, ... •••f ' o 6• '•I '55 JOCJMI' XIU40MC $7419 MOTOR CA.RS D11UGAHCE 547.9250 1971 XJ6, loaded, xlot 'cond. $$300. ~ S5500 979.!)121, aft B, 998-170S ----- Ml\\ION VIEJO IMPOllf\ . . ' ' . . .. ~ .. 8~ I I 1•18 411 ~ I IO·S HOUSE OF IMPORTS 1--------..,--i 19'74 XJ12L fo~ed sale. .\A','' 'I , I I 1•~j't1J.'f' '1'• • • • I ....--· --- ' Silver w/black, 18,000 ml. llOOO/orftr. 498·2130 10.000 m1 les. sunroor. sell. $1005/bsl. 968-2419 · · .. · ' .. ...,..,.,., wire wheels. L<x:al Rolls --------- Ru y co t r ad e · 1 n 1971 Opel 1900, 4 dr., 21\fore To Choose Ui401tYR I radio. good transp. 62 Porsche Cabnolet 11111 ... u. Iii l i•·t ••• ,,., .. MUH••Ht.•ONlt•• H S20,500 $1025ib6t. 968-8359 ROY CARVER ROLLS ROYCE IMO Jamboree Roud NEWPORT OEACH 640-6444 1974 Opel Manta, 2 dr <52.SMET) ··--SuperOO! '73 Celica. 4 11pd, air. hdtop. SUD roof, R1H. 714/548·1186 aut.o trans, lo mi, $2495. --963-0777Al\f ·:>40·9362PM '76 912E, salver, sun roof, -- - - -mags, cassette. n1r, 5 spd PCllltero 9747 12, ooo m 1. s 13. soo. '73 450 SL Xln( c.-ond Lo •••••••••• ••• ••• •• ••••• 673-4242 miles S12,4SO Call 74PANTERA 552·1931 30.000 miles, fully fac· '69 MBZ 280 SEL So per 54tH623 PRI PTY WANTS TO BUY '73·'74 4SOSLC. 640°6410 tory equipl. lscr.H07296l One of the last 100 made. $14.489 MOTOR CA.RS D'El.EGAHCE 626 W17th SA 547·9250 Hause of 1mpo~ ~~~VER ROLLS·ROYCE 1f40Jamboru Ntwport .. 1<11 \'----............. ClOSfD SUNDAYS m~. clenn. Best offer. 549-2988 or 645·6049 '76 'foyoto Corolla. Low mileage. xlnt cond. SHSO. C.:ull 499·2407 •TR PREE GAS! If we can't make you a better d e al on a o >' newi uscd TRI UMPH. JAG or MG in stock. we'll buy your 1:us from your home LO Brea and blick! ~ ·~ , .. ilOIHH UflU BOlkfll•AO •BA(& / 1~1900 . 21~ »!>• WE BUY SPORTS CARS! All makes/years. Call u." forquote. Pay to dollar. .~ ~ 144 SOllTtf 80V\.El/AAO • lflf:4 : 11 lllltO • 11 3lfl4 lt!l 1 '66 Sp\Uirt Coovert. Cstrn : vinyl hrdlop. mags, new ; tires, mlr & bedy mint • cond. Must ~. $179j. ! 642·9379 : ., • 4Tl6 ; Att /J' w / tape ,: Overdrive. hardtQp,: Super clean! Can lease· or buy this one " f,232.LWD I a 2 ll/6'4-UH 114/tfO·HH ; Volmwecim 9770: ........ ;\ •.•.•....•.... 73 VW SUPER IUG . . _.... ... .. . .. . ... • With 4 speed. r adio. heater. 108.'JHWF> • $1975 MlllACll MA%0A 2150 Kar r Blvd .. C.M. • 5.5700 1974VW WetfpWfaC-..r ' Loaded locludlng stereo casaelle. In excelle nt condition! t&rlKLO). SADDUIAClt YAU.Cf IMr<>RTS IJl-2040 495-4949· Jl'UOE~ECTJON U CARS - ' ...,.., '"'' ,,._, ..._,, ,.,.,.... Mt0t, UHd Mltoa, UHd Autea. Uttd • AM+••· UHd Saturday. 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S22SO or '*5t MUlt.-lJ.,.t u. for I lop dollitr ·73 lJUll"K P:LM .. 'Tlti\, 4 utro 1unroof 1''u Cllrytl..-tt25 Ori& owner ~·3701 otre!r 3407or -i9l2 "15 PonUac Ttr.a ·Am \lm.l.' doo1 '"'•l•r bruku•. \\tn• 1_ ··•~•. onilnal owner. ••••••• •• --.. _ ---AM1J'M 11lerto tt lllPl' .-UdU'S" 9920 , • ••••••••••••• rt C rti •77 CUTL"-4:S S preme ... •ltftUIS VOLVO dmu. HIAl & •h:er1n1 Chnrol.t '70 To no. onve ble. 'T' u deck. Very clMa . ....., ...._..,. 'l'llt "tuwl, .iru 1111v1n1i MOO S.1710, 833 9'l64 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 86 New Yor ker, 4-d r En•lne pert, nda minor 8 r o !' g h p m . A I C • "6l-G336 Ml. ON\.'l~JO 1:ru11 ... l'lllllrol AM .,.M '76 Eldo, loaded, lmm11c. lt76CHIVY bedun, look11 tiood. rUN body work . SUOO, i\M 'fM1l~rcoc:.sa,crsc IJf.JllO 4tf..Ut0 r"dlu. l..ow mtlHMC lop 17,000 ml, whl\o w /Ute ... c ... uiuo good. 4 nu rudlal Urea. 494·0087 cnLrl, lll whl, all pwr. 't7 nREDIRO 4 >lint cond Only ~tOOO 6'&H M<H blue laanduu top " u. ~" IJc•lofr.586-2768 ---14,000 nll. tt;,095 or beat ~'OOC1S8'15i.,Ml\. 12 \'W 81£1 Goud n 111tl OIAMGI COUNTY mat<'hlna int. »&SOI). With auto tr11n1. fu<'l.ory ofr. 64<>-it2l dy!i, 675·tH!:lG 640-0576 ~•.,ochc otr"r VOLVO ·w Y.11t"lt.1 W1&aon II l'uaa. t142M.• • ulr cond., power 11l<.-er· '74 N.Y. 2·dr Brougham Mercury 9950 cva t'•lttut.a. .,., All.,wr Ovtmni1 Cru111u. _... Ill&. i\M1Flo1 1\ereo, Wht/Whl. Pvt prty. Lo •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• ---W87 l..cma.ns. new UN:. . ...-.-t'LUhJVt:LV VOl.VO AM 1-'M •l'1n•o tn'-'l' 74 C"'OIL•·"'C rullyt! wht•clt1 , eus\om ml. Loaded. 6"2·6233 Oiv.NGECOUNTY'S • 'T6 CUTLASS Salon, rull batl. 85,000 Ml, x lnt VW <"•rn . re:ctn\ t.ar.1· t\olH1l>ult·r u .uuu ml Colorado ao"'o••-DO ahellClD416001 75CORDOI"' _. NIWIST pwr, lo tni, mint con<l C'OCMl,$700.CallMl·GmS 11.1newp. Oood 1 und tnOran1r <'~unlf ht•iur Xln• •·ond I u~nr. -$ ... 70 "' MU5t&ell' ~-OUT tnt olr '°'' ow UUY 11rl.Jo,A) f'. Hlo'7u~il " Bl1tck on bhu:k. •\II the Ml., "'CL-IM "'ID"' Silver beauty with all the LlNCOl..N·MERCURY · '75 GRAND PRIX SJ. run ~ OlllM"I "xtrus.~r.<11338> -"' "' exlra&.(00037! De1ler1hiplanowOPEN Pinto 9957 pwr,alr.AM t•'M1tereo. • K•rmanf'I Gh1•1 "'' ·u~ SKVL,\lth. or111 $4919 2150HarborBlvd.,C.M. $4619 RAYFLADEIOE ....................... Vmyl seat.a, xlnt. con<l t-.u.~().,.r~ $7 fit.u. ~Hioo ~,~~,~ .. ,~~ owm•1· 111000 1111. lled & MOTORCARS 645·5700 MOTORCAR LINCOl.-N MERCURY '73 P1nt0Sq. Wag w/rack. 963-M52 ·~· •• 11 6T:I U\:18 • • ut1t "11"'11 "Ill 17'lil I) ........ of'c " ' u ~ -D .... RA .A. uc1 D'I· IC.ft. "'HCE 16·111 Auto Center r .......... ,, r. 66 p 0 n l c ... a 11 n II • I -"'" 'ID Chevy Impala, 2 Dr, _,.,"' s ' L L• Coll646·""'" '"• lJI \ W iqbk t'lt:lr '1"'11a CodlltCK 991 S 626 W 11th SA s.t7-9250 V-8, Auto, air, good body, 626 W17th SA 547·92SO D Fwy I n"~fNr ~.·rest exit ~ CLE.AN. AC, RH. Ure11 .1u1um1&t1l' r.ttl • r11d1u1 2025 S. Ma er •••••••.•••.•.. •••••••• u-paint ru"· nreat " .7., ... · t ·n. b t 11nJ s.&6-501.3 11 "' r~buih t·n~t ot Anahe' 750 2011 74ELDORADO ~inrm.64o.J818• · CorYeff• t9ll 830.7000 '.-in ° unu ou · . -,1.,1,, ••>J¥634 1m -73 ~t.-tl,rn t.ll• \ 1tll', oni: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 200Cl<.'c. Auto. new lire~. '75 Firebird 45 ooo ml i;it owner. llt'low ~ holt.•:.ale COHVERTllLE .75 MONTE Carlo, Ai c;, CORVETTES WAY BELOW l31.U BK! Sac $11!15. SJti.8018 <.'OOd Best ~rfe'r. · till Ill t: '1 11<! Xlnl. Air ni•w ~~IUJ 19.1 0700 Wh11l• on whit<.• Loudet.I '76 M M All c .... 51"" lire~ '" t""' m 1 I' I' It 11, lilt whl. rall.v.. ere · onte1io. '73 i>1n1•1 <;:,,u1r•• W"n I .,..,. -"'iunr1111I Julo, l lc Jll • ""•""' 11•133!11 ~ .,., ... , .. , ,, .... •n•s ' "" ~ " •i7lll\Mcvc1> 714·~11717 1973CADILLAC nm.s,nr newtlrcs.$!1150. CHOICE OF l"I. xtras ..... """.,;.... • .,.,.. eyl, dean, h1 rn1 ~1 :100. $7289 75Hl265 J M5·2!J29 -..._ ............. 1rd SEDAN DEVILLE MOTOR CAR 1964 THRU 1977 Mureury 1itat1on wagon 10 ,.__ 9970• ,61 VW S _i.. k 'lti \/Ol,VO 541 fo'u i.lhac k quar ..... ac :-.Upcr t•onJ 1n uul ':i!J75 ::tilJll \ 'Jll !>5'1 t71H l'h 1>46-0158 t1rl'' 'IKJ11 ·11.:i 11:11J ••••••••••••••••••••••• G.net-al 9901 ·1~1 \'~ 1ot1Kicl tr.w:.purta ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11m1. 111•w 111tl·r111r, ~S:JI) li4iiK51 I '67 VW llaJa ~ew pamt. mll'nur ::.1 :!.Jil I'll :!lJO 72 VWBUG Air nu1tl , lrnman1l.1!1• m~11k & 11ut. I \ r I :!,1"10 mill•"' arr.1nl) ~\ Jil,il1h- (4 t:I(; ltl 1 * $599 Sale* MUST SELL· 'Gl COM ET. good cond. '67 LINCOLN CONTINEN'#.\1. r un Vullv lo;1<lt•fo:Jt1 l'rn:e 02ti w l7tbSA, 547•11250 motor, good cond. ~ Or-C.....,.....,.1 i.mallcror "494·6320 tran11 porlalion. r I' !!ITT T U1rd fully equlp'<l hJ:>llll\\ l>l't:H1l:<luccdlu 6756-162 -·~--.. , S750 li73S338or673:1111 ~7400 or best offer.; OHLY SJJ9S . Lanplt & finest 'bi Ml•n· 1 dr llurdtop. Gd . . ~MNll-lO' 75 CADILLAC 71l Monte Carlo Lundau. lo S•!.dion lran!>. I owner. $250. Call ·74 PINTO Xlnt cond BILLY 4 TES LIMOUSl ... E m1, xlnl eond. Mn~ of EZ FINANCING 8:J3·20'J.I __ _ AMt F':\f 8lrk S1800. On~ VW-PORSCHE llils E\eryth1ng .lu~t lcr 675·5074 WE:J.Et\.'\1': 71 Ml'll' Colon.v Park Ownr 552·6198 like OC\\ 13-130) ~.in J "''" < ·u111,,1rano 12 r ll1rd. to'uU pwr. Ons: mHU.'r Very ltood cond ~(It). Ph &12· 39111 SS.AVES ·711 Chevy station wai;on. COllV1';'1~n;s Marqw1>. All power. New 1972 l'IN'fO runabout .. 1 AMi Jo'M, uir cum.I, power HOWARD Chevrolet w at l• r 11 ump , n ~ w s pd. :. m 4 l' y 1. i.:" s ·71 '('.Bard. full power . MOTORCAR ~teer, l(ood cond. 51200 Dove&QumlStrects brake~ .. Ol'W hAll. new s q u 1: c z c r . !t 1; :s ,\:\I FM stereo, P /S. 837-4800 49l-4511 '76 C~ de Ville D'ELIGANCE Kyle 1173·6075 NEWPOllT Bf':ACll tune up. Coud ll n•s. o777A:\I s.10 !13621':\I I' B, vmvl roof Sl29:• Lowm1lc.1i:t· GllJti-15 1 1;~1 W17lhSA547·!.IZ.'>O ----833·0555 G0<xl cll'lm 2nd family fi73 5231 '68 Cadillac LIMOUSINE 1\V\'~1511 1 Sl489 MOTORCARS D'ELEGAHCE 5-17 !1250 7~ t'ou11t.• <ll' \'tile Full) I 11 ad l·d . h <·au t 1 r u I &. l ll•an 11c ... 111ll<'r 551 Jtil!ii 1!174 Nova Hntchtrnc·k V H l'Ur or surfer. li1600. l'h '74 WAGON Ven 1·leun cni: Xlnt 1:ond. 57,000 rn1 l!J61! Con·cttc cimvt 327• &Mi~ or fi7~> :!160 2300l·c ~lOO. s.!750 Call 545·1!-ISJ IJlwn J !>Pd ~3<!llO Call alt 8!17 5211 1151'\I til':\l.fl?5·at:t!I '75 Monarch 4 dr. n1r, W?:J <.: • .111 Sl·tlun De· Ville. lmpulu. 'GS. 2 dr. V8. Xlnt <:111!1 wht llT. t''u II pwr. eond. S150, or bst orror. l9m Roadster, IHJlh lops, fuJI pwr, uuto. 1973 'I'· Top, 3'1,000 m1, full pwr, lthr. slen.'O, hkl• new PP. auto. low m1, xlnt cond. Plymouth 9960 Must sell. 549·3895 ••••••••• •••• • • • • • • • • • • , "••<>NAR''ll Lo ___ A __ UG Ourat•uda. Vii. I'S. ~ "' mi. Ir, auto, i;h11rµ car lo 1111. 548.90'.n aft IP~l ~~~.:crl l'l'I i:>K7~ ::-4150. 1'.P. 6'10·1127 . 75!.J.115'1 -1 9974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VEGA '76 HATCHIACIC GT UE:\11.). 5 speed trim:. .• ;1 1 r c o n d . • c t 1 tti5'.X> J532l. Was $3795 $1799 C~ondJeep 21JOI I':. bl SA 55K KCIOO nm.:.nloedi. .... orkKWm:n ·111 ('ad Sl.'dan Full 1960 \'Wm ·s ..:ood 11111111 I'°" er, nu tire~ & hrks 1!175 Couµe deVille. 32,000 mi. new tires. !\unroor, mml t·ond :s6000. 1\va1I w1t1l !I 21;. Glenn 01:.en, IHHJI 14 or 4113· 3725 '70 lmpula, 350 en~ . air l'ond. Auto .• pwr. steer. & hrks. AM rud10. Clt.>u n. !tuns nne! On&. owner. Sl!&ICash. 968·73311 l>W·~ -- -Must 9952 63 Conette l'onvert. new •••••":!'!••••••••••••••• ures, Delco radio. best , r. , 7 :! 0 II" I \' t (j •I mcdlilnll'UI l'Olltl ~1:.iVIJ. must sC'll 1mm1:d s.w ti6i3 OMLYS3198 HOWARD Chevrolet Do' e & Quall SlS NF.WPORT BEACll 833-0555 uon. n•hll l'll~. ::.1;,11 AMC 9905 SHJ<JS 548·0285 644·6-lti:!. f, lU (lit;(! l ••• •• •• •••••• ••• •• ••••• --- '74 Cpe De Ville. xlnt, full ~7fi Cad1lh1c, 4 dr scd . pwr. $4950/ HU ofr • -71 HORNET. Aulo, ·oo VW. l!lnt eoml1lwn ct·onomy car. SOSO. New lirci; & brakl·:.. Ph58tJ.1!44 1 vaint t'allOOJ·OOl5 -- --'ti2 CLASSIC Rambler ·71Shurp H1•cl Beetle• Xlnl rcbll eng, new truns & <·ond ~l:!;,o 1\:-.k 101 brkus S.525. 646 5368 Bern1t• 6 IU 5357 L\ nJn11' + 11h:-.:11 70 \ \V S<thck 6:!,<MMJ n 11, \1•1\. l'll·an Ori~ ''" m•r St-c to ap111·1·e1;_1ll' \lu!>l ~c·ll 1 mak(' olr. !151 1!1111 ·73 \IA~ i\:\t FM !i\cl'(:11 '68 AMX·RARE $700 K:l(I 11!17 ·1r. I' a err. l''u lly lua1ll'll, AM1 F:\t stereo. air. hlk on blk. SJIAAI. •1!17 1!17!1 or 6'1:.! H&'i7 Lisk for G re~ lafl('. ma1:!>. n1'"' tin·-. 74 <:remhn. Juto, r:11l10 , ,1111 t·on<.I ~175 Farm 41 ,UOO m1. ~151111 PP 7611 1.ilHO 493 J47ti iO VW Fa:.llmd. mu"l n A:'tll: llornl'l. I dr, 673·3430 7M·3082 Shim room rond. Fully -----l''IUI JI d :\1 u s l i.el I. i~ :!Otr.! ... CADILLAC El DORADO '76 Seville, whl/bluc int, Tinted J.(IJ:.s. PS & PB, rla~lc::1!>, loaded, only air t·ond . autu lruns.. WOO ma First Sl0,500. IJOl\l'r Ullll'Olla, \ ~1 Jo'M l:.tkl·~ 1>111·>1208 :>ten.'O ta1>1.• 1'11"\'r wand - & sl'lfl:-. 1'11 .... 1•r II r. lnck8 Lundau lop l 'ru1sc con· trol Till whl·1·I New 11rt·s Ju.~t l1k1: new. <78JK Yl-:1 Retail Uluc Hook 8'l!H5 Our Special Pntc ~JO HANSEL '75 CADILLAC -.t-c lo apprcc1111e s1:11111 A t', S2000. Xlnt s hape OLDSMOBILE ... 71 otEVY ac...-"'''"u""""'""'' •~ -ollocQreton 117&34JI Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 1e11 1 l•-.c."l l•d. ltl I \\\ HUMflNC..f0N l f4CH offer. Afl 5 64ti 15w !i6 Auto 289. a7,000 orig · ml. 2 ownrs. Xlnt <.:ond 99 l 3 S18()(). 831-1548 Cougar ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------'72 FIJH Y 11 l 66 4 spd, Mustang, super 4 Dr enl(, needs body work & 7<1 Vei:a Wgn , air, auto. 1975 MERCURY COU<i.AR Only 13.600 miles. Compll•lt• w l'fuise <:Od · trol. sphl -,cah & rally wheels. In cxct•llcnt con· d1lion. W2RF0>. $4995 MISSION VlfJO IMPORrS ... . ' . " ' ........ . ·•'~· .............. _ .. , Bl I I 74 8 49S 1 70 4 trans. 548-SOlll ·~ Mu,.,tuni: con\ t. Xlnl cnnd Oni: o"'nr. S3500. b'73·l.ll I ('VCS alt Ii ·11s MuMan1: l.1tlle l·nssrc "htll' l'OH vcrli hit• Pvt pty SHYia. or re as ofr. Mr S1111dc·r ~. n 11 i.i:!I nso or 1121 11n.t '6M < ·1·""11· l(l'il. new 1, 1·yl 75 Co~ar XH7, 2 dr, PS, en~ IH :!2 mp~. :1 s 111I l'U. Air. \ 111 top. Xlnt tr•llh Satn fin: ~J:SUO, shapi. S:J..'>!J!i 7;!1 :uoo 751 K4115 9935 ~!100 new tires. . 640·007fi '76 Sport Fury. xlnl. only 9,200 ma on full "rnty. AC.i\'f, PS. l'BNr, must sell PI' ~12541 ti73 II :l:! 'U3 l'l,\m. flun:. i.:11011 Nl-.:ds IH)lly work Makl• oll1•r 5'111 fl!i51 ·70 lload Runner ";dl3 · LO'ol my licen~c. ron~ M0.1144 or 518·861!i 'i I liT llTCllUK Auto. ,, 1 1 • A M 1-· M • rad s Slt;.'i(J ulr I' P .1.44-8528 ·71; \ll'IW 1latc·hltu1·k, 3-spd • /\. \t f'M stc•n•o. IS,000 · IOI . l'<'C't•nl l11nC ·UJI , · m111ur rnt dam a J:l' (; l'l' al (' o 11 d S2 5 S II . 1>12·31!:10 stronJ?. Sl200 1).15 112>17 75, 3!:1,000 1111. rchll fa1·1 ,. ..... H en~. xlnl cond 556·441i1 -.01, ew 9100 or 8JJ·8719 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ************ 1145 HM I Call IY16 !iMJ un ~pm 13'5 W. t:l>mmunwealth, V°'vo 9772 Buick 991 o Fullerton !71I1 >1111.4200 . Comaro 9917 Dodge 'ti!l Surfer spe1:c111I 'fi!J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Town sman Station '7:1 Like nt>w, low miles. Wat.:on. l!.'75<1 offer S:OOI '70 ~lui.t11ng Grundc. :J51. AMd"M s tereo. 111r, loadrc1 lmrna<' Pl' 675 l:!PI * * •••••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••• ••••• ••• • •• •••• •. !\'orth on l~m h<I oCCrump •••••••• •••• ••• •••••••• S \v 7:1 L'.lc"lra _.J25. '· Ui•l·r lnim lll\en.1111' Ir\\). to 1973 CHEVY '7U 14.'S • lUllOn :.ii.:un -r ' ., (' I h ..4M fM. ra<l1n1 ... "Int dl'Jn & well m.11nta1ncd. unlJnun .... •·a 1 · turn CAM.ARO cond $t!IOOolter 5:1631i2'J PW. PS. 1lr lot·ks lt•[t. '•milt• tu llun:.cl W1th VK,aulolran,.,.l:it !Ji!I 0581 da) "· :, 15 37bti U '"' tor} air t•ond . ,,owcr ·75 Stullon Wanon Auto PS. A C', ,\:\1 f"M. ~ll'r cus. rl rk. I ownt·r. IJuy S."i41.Wl or take o~ er h;c s:l6 7()-13 CH'' 76 &111lc \ll'llllhc hlur Slct•nn~ !i17NXNt 7ft Skyhawk, only 12.00(1 ml. Air. AM ·l-"M, aulo. Xlnt cond 5~1 170() or 752·7855 ·7 1 1'1 5 Wai:on . low - mtll'UjlC, uulo. xlnl ('Ond 'ti8 n1\'1Cra. llt·atcr. 1\ C:, "1u'\l s l'll this wkncl nuho lluni. l\ell n.0110 SJG !)!'mt ----1-m1 To see l·all 6i3 9CJlll ·;o \'oho, bclotf n•ta1 I m Buick VK t:ood 1·n~ lk:.t olft•r oH·r l!tlb!la AC l.lt:::1torft•r A l ',Auto. R3H·2i~M 5.18·29:Jll l '' 1.'i- ,\:\l ·F~I H II k (°flll'>l' S2780 co11lrol, lit \1 hi. lull lthr MIRACLE MAZDA int. s1>eclul ma1i whls. nu 2150 Harbor Blvd .. C.M trres. ~11600 5 10·3599, 645-5700 2t3 391 7195 76 S.Vilte, $9500 loaded leather. \\lr~s l'rwsc. AM fo'~ 1.1f)('. lilt "'heel, P. :-.l·nl~. :11r, l'tr ~1.000 m1. o.12TUF. Pl.I· 7.'l:!·!lti87 or 6-15 Wti:i DI r 1!1711 1; t·i·I. Ill'" tires & lll'Jkl'S ~1200 Or uCCer 1;1:;1~1·1 ·m C.1111.irtt ,\uln. Ii t \.I, hl'W Jl.11111. gtf ).!:II> rTtl SI :r75 I 'h tii5 :w;; 1!1:! ltlfl.'l E\t:~ ~ "'kn1h Ill :\1ahbu, xlnt runn1n1i 1·omhlion S90fl Or hc'ol of forli75 2571 ·~ tm1>ala 2 01 m1 's. Rum. l,l•>•XI Call &15·9-llUi. H~ ,IHMl ~~J. llYIO Che\'y Camaro 350. New paml. Sharp' Mu!>l l!C.'ll 830 SZl3 '75 :\lonte Carlo. Air, I' B. r s. tll whl, rud1a1 .. A~t. FM 8 trud •. soil '~I lop. 2'..?K m1 . S:Ul75 I' P t~IO 2ll31 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Auto1, New 9100 Auto1, Mew 9100 ................................................................................................................... '72 DATSUN 240Z StL.VER Auto 1ranami'u1on. air cond1Uon1ng, low mites. mags, (Ser 1 1~}l '69TOYOTA COROLLA .c Door .c speed (Ser 1 11010 1 $4,699 $1,099 '74 DATSUN 6104 OR. Marroon, Ilk• new 1nterior.i..~as aave1 (7.C7KYV11Sel' • 108681 '72 D COURIER (PICKUP) M . --'61 Auto 2"9 w 1 PS, H&ll. ·1;:1 Dart <iT ti l'~ I ;rnlo "h1lc w r c1I 1111. Corn I Huns l!•"wl l'onrl, rct·l·nt en~ tune & t"a111i ;;, "t8fi hr;il.c ovhl Orig ownur, 'tj4 UAHT _a:.kan~_Sl~. OOIH>462 Hunsgood s:iou '66 Mu:.l1111g, V·S. xlnt 545 2008 afll't' Sunday me<'h t•ond . need:\ some Ford 9940 IJody wk SIOOO or make Off<'r 1!19·2113 ......••.....•••...•... t .......... 1.,.~.,. o....,,., ... ._., .,,,_.""••""•C•"'•' ,..,....., '71 Ml'STANC MACll 1 Auto, I' II. l'1S. I' W, tape.•, i\ l ' t;d t•11111l Ong ownr. ~1110. 610 5J.15 Oldsmobil~ 9955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 ClITLA.'>S SUP H 1-::i.1 E. xlnt t11nclrt111n !Ji!J·68i0 alt SP:'tl 'fiO Olds mohtk $1!l5 518 21:!1 1976 FORD RAHCHERO -Auto1,.,.ew 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * * * * * JOE MAC PHERSON * * >t · * * * * * Sales. Service & Leasing lt * * * * * * * New & Used Cars & Trucks * * 2 I .t.UTO CEHTftl 011. g:a * * lllYIME * * 768-7222 . . * ************: ~~~!·.~::: ....... ?~~1~.~~·.~:.": ....... ?~.~~ With V R, auto trjns. far t o r y air l'ond .. full power, power 11teer1ng, cruise control. (JC58461 I AMERICA'S MOST $4990 MIRACLE MAZDA 2150 Harbor Blvcl . C M. 645-5700 1972 1-"0(d C~ran Torino l'OUJ>(!. i>tcel r:idauls. V-8, nuto, P.S .. radio. heater. bucket seals, vmvl top, 00,000 m1. Sl70i1 or' bci1l offer Hl7fi Ford Pinto, H.tll. 4 spcl'd. s teel rad1uls. 3-door runabout, fl.cm cni. S30()() t;venings S52·0l29 EXCITING CAR TRANS-AM $2,099 $1,699 '75 GRA.'IAOA Stiver, lo ~--.-.. ui mi, asklnit $3900. '73 DA"FSUN 12002iOR. Wnlre. • IOHd. a1r conditioning. (458HOP)($«.I 108611) '73TOYOTA CELICA Yellow. 4 epeed. air conditioning (Ser 110780) $1,7'99 $2,299 '73TOYOTA CELfCA While, bletol\ vtnyl roof, 4 apeed, air cond«~, l'lice car. PHMN)(Sir,I IQl!l96) '72TOYOTA CELICA GrMn, 4 IJ>Md, alt CondltiOnlng. (817EEA)(5ef.1108S~I $2,699 $2,299 '79DATSUN 280Z2+2 LOW mll••. tu•o, •r c0f!dtl1on1ng1 rNQa (~IM) 4!>:1·58'15 ~~~ ~~--i '116 COUNTl'l Y SEDAN Wu~on i350. 640·0076 ----'71 Ltd Brougham . Lo mi"s. 1 <)wn<'r F'u ll power. Xlro11 S2Y95 644-5209 1971FORD rtHTOWAGOM Automatic tran1mls1lon. Realshorpl <~liSXl Sf9t5 llLL YATIS VW..p()llSCHE San Juan Capl1trAM ll7·4100 4t 3··4511 r ••... E%cUetrNnl. l..wnuiou., potHrful, ,,..,.,., ,.,po,... on.cl handUn6 Molt. tlaU Mto '17 Pontiac Tnin..4m 11N _,.,.,. •pltom~ o/ tlut ,4,,.,.rl<'an Motot:_tar 1tttne. • - FIQl ClEARANCE Youttfl!.s!977 DEMOSI UNllLIEYAIL~Ht."v~~ FOR ALMOST SHOWROOM FIESH ST,.~ GS 0 N THESE ~ARS. . "'rr AND IXECUTIYI . • OST SUCCESSFUL CAR THE MEW 1978 MODELS ARE MOW ARRIVING CHOOSE FROM tuaoP£~iiSii AT OUR DEALERSHIP ALMOST DAILY. ALL REMAINING 1977 MODELS MUST GO! IY fORD 4 P1•ros 6 MUSJANIS l6 llAUDAS xpeneM• h\ toclaY for 0 coos•l•tttv _. • WHILE THEY LAST, GET TOP DISCOUNTS OF THE YEAR OM THESE BRAND MEW '77 MODELS. • r 13 lJD's test drive _. 1 _. c• pericw ..-C•· • YN:O-MITE ON A IT S D ~EELBASE~ 90-INCH "" BIG SELECTION IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 22 PINTOS • 24 GRANADAS 3 MUSTANGS • 2 MAVERICKS 8 THUNDERBIRDS • 8 LTD H's 15 L TD's • PLUS ALL 177 TRUCKS, VANS, AND RV VEHICLES. DRIVE A LU CAR FOR Ax~~~RUIPSPLY EQUIPPED PRICE! · ED" MODEL BUY YOUR NEW '78 10DAYI I COME IN AND GROWING SEl.EcT~~~ OUR CONSTANTLY ~~.~~DIA TE DELIVERY ~N NEW '78 FORDS. ~sm MODELS! ALL FACTORY EXAMPLE SA YIMGS MEW '77 Fl SO CUSTOM STYLISIDE PICKUP -SELL-OFF s4197· PRICE Full foam seat, Seat-knitted vinyl. ammeter/oil pressure gauges. trans crv.1MH>-mat1c 3-spd., power steering, carrier apare tire-illide out, dual bright swing lock mirrors, tinted glass, cigar lighter, extra cool- mg radiator, fuel tank frame mounted, 5 L78x15 B '4PR PT and more. Ser.1HZ07311)(Stk T1608} WHEN YOU GOTTA CLEAR CARS YOU GOTTA MAKE DEALS! COME~tN AND TRY . US OM FOR SIZE! 2 1/2 ACR~S OF BEAUTIFUL.TRADE-INSIO-CHOOSE FROM! THUNDERBIRD SALE! PRICED TO SELL '76 THUNDERBIRD V·B. auto trans . factory air cond1tionmo. full power, AM/FM stereo radio with tape, heater. v1nv1 root. leather. tilt st wheel, luxurv mtenor. speed con1rol, approx 13,000 miles Lie !1504PHH Stock !1281-3 56599 . '75 THUNDERBIRD V·8. auto. trans .. factory air cond1tlonlng. full power. AM/FM stereo radio w/tepe, heater. v1nyt roof. speed control. tilt steering wheel. Ljc. #-612LXH Stock t2983 55599 173 THUNDERBIRD V-8. auto trans • fBciory air conditioning, full power. AM/FM stereo radio w/tape deck. healer. vinyl roof Lie. # 122HPZ Stoot< #2888. 52999 OT~ERS 175 MERCURY MOMAICH •HtA 2 DI. V-8. auto. trans.. factory al' conditioning. poyter steering. power diec bf'lk... PoWer windows. AM/FM st«eo radio w~ape. hellter, vtnyt roof. Uc. to215MXA Stoci< '291 ... SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM FQRD MOTOR CO. OF 1977 Models· '77 LTD LANDAU 40001 V-8. auto trans . factory air conditioning. lull oower, AM/FM stereo radio. heater. vinyl root. Landau too. hit steenng wheel. speed control. with approx 8.766 miles Lie. #233RFB Stock #2923 55799 '77 LTD II .2 DR. V·8. auto trans .. air condirloning. oower steering, power dltc brakes. radio. heater. vinyl roof Lie. #270RSO Stock #2918 54799 177 MAVERICK 2 DR. 6 cy1 , auto. trans.. factory air conditioning, power steenng. radio, heater. Lie #568RFB Stock #2938 53699 '77 LTD SQUIRE STATION WAGON V-8, auto. trans .. factory air conditioning, full power, AM/FM stereo radio. heater.Lug. reek. speed control Lie. #231RFB Stoel< t2819. 56299 177 LTD II WAGON V·8, auto tflna.. factory air condlri0nlng, pow,,-steering. power OllC brakes, radio. heater. tug. tack. power door locka. approx. 4.607 mllA Uc. 1441 RSD StOCk #21M5. STATION WAGON SUPER BUYS! '75 GRAN TORINO SQUIRE WAGON V·8. auto trans. factory air condlt1onlng, power steering, power disc brakes. radio. heater. lug rack lie. #530LXH Stock #10078 5 3399 '75 MERCURY MOHTEGO MX STA. WGN. V-8. auto. trans.. air conditioning. Power steering, power disc brakes. radio. heater. lug rack. Lie. t383LWS Stock !f277• 5 3299 175 TORINO STATION WAGON V·8. auto. trans.. factory air eondlttonlng, Power steering, radio. heater. lug. rack. Lie. #379MOX Stoot< 1'3020 s2999 . ·· '72 FORD 5 PASS. CST. CLI. WGM. V-8. auto. trans.. factory air condltlocilng. Power steering, radio. heater. Lie. #011 HRX Stocit t124:2A. 52699 '72 VW 9 Pass. Wmt. 4 eyt, 4 epeed. factory air condttron1n9. AM/FM •t•reo radio, heater, new tires. approx. 90.030 miles. i1c. t281GIP stock t3035. ECONOMY CARS! GALORE! 176 PINTO STATION WAGON 4 cyt .. 4 speed, air cond1tionlng, radio. heater. low mileage approx. 19.1'40 miles. Lie. J318PKE Stock ~995 •73 PINTO S'i)UIRE V(AGON 4 cyl.. auto. trans • radio. hHter. Lie. #124HSX Stock 12968. '76 AMC PACER 2DOOR e eyl., auto. trans . air conditioning, radio. heater. vinyl roof, approx. 22.2<>;\ miles. Lie. t483NLP Stoot< #3043. 53299 174 MERCURY CAPRI 6 cyl .. 4 se>ee<S. factory air conditioning, radio, heater. Lie. t618LJX Stock t3044. s2999 IMPORT BARG AIMS! '74 TOv;OTA I WAGON ICorolal 4 cyl , 4 soeed. radio, heater. luggage Lie. #112MNN Stock #3010. 52599 , '74 V.W. DASHER . · 4 cyl., auto. trans • radio. heater. L IJ551MOO Stock #1414A. 1 73 AUDI FOX 4. Dill 4 cyl .. auto. trans .. radio. h•ater. Lie. #00 Stock #1106A. 52499 175 DATSUN 610 ;. 4 De>pl ti 4 cyl.. 4 speed, air conditioning. AM stereo radio. heater. Lie. t2153PPL S #1558.