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VOL. 70, NO. 330, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGes·
·Laguna Float· Maker .. Has·
By LAURIE KASPER
Oft .. o.ily l'llM Sutt
Vinton Anderson works all
year lona for the annual Touma·
ment ol Roses Parade but then
e's wsuaJly too tired to stay
~ound and watch it.
His sleepiness doesn't come
from celebrating the New Year.
ft.'s the result of a rush of work
during the week before and the
last hours leading up to the
arade.
Anderson. a Laguna Beach re·
s1dent, is president of Fiesta
Floats, one of the maJot bullders
of the spectacular flower·decked
floats for w.blch the parade is
famous.
Hu. Temple City firm bas de·
signed and 'Us building 10 floats,
mcluding Miasioo Viejo's "Day
of the Fiesta" entry, for Uds
year's parade, Last year, his
company built nine fioat.s and
won six prizes in the parade.
"We're the bot company this
year.·• Anderson said. "But I
don't kid myself .. I Jtnow we could
be cold i>ext year. 0
After 20 years as vice president
of a natlonal iarment firm, An· ·
denon bOught the float.buUdina
firm about five ye an ago.
Hi.a job had required a Jot ol
traveling. "I was just absolutely
sick of it,'' he explained.
"Travellne we,an't fun anymore.
It used to befUn."
He was di.sciwing this and hls
desire to find a new job with a
friend during dinner one evening.
Trojans Win Thriller
USC's Charles White C12) 1s tackled by
UCLA's Levi Armstrong in classic football
game Friday night in Los Angeles. Trojans
won, 29·27, in the last two seconds to knock
Bruins out of Rose Bowl. Story, Photos, Page Bl.
Hitchhiking
Oue Probed
In 9 Murders
LOS ANGELES (AP> The
iittraction of Hollywood and the
~onvenience oC hitchhiking may
be the, clues that link the murders
~f the rune young women to the
same killer, investigators now
believe.
"Some of our cases we do find
are out of Hollywood, but we
don'i know lf they all are," said
Lt. '°" Lewis of the Los Angeles Polite Department, coordinator
CJf a t..,k force seeklni the at·
tacker, who evidently uses a car
to abduct aod later dump his vie·
tlma.
Meantime. sheriff's in·
vestigators dropped two names
from the list of 11 girls and
women who earlier had been de·
signaled as victims of the as-
sailant.
Sheriff's Lt. Phil Bolllngton
eliminated Theresa Berry, 19, of
Pe>mona, Cbund ill Walnut, and
argaNt Elizabeth Madrid, 7,
round In the City of Industry,
b cause no definite connection
could beeatablished.
All but one of the nine victims
(Sff MURDERS, Pate Al>
Late Bus Seroice
Will Be Cut Back
By KATHY CLANCY
OICMo.llYPitetlwff
Orange County Tranislt District
( OCTD) buses aren't attracting
many pas!leJUters on their
weeknight8to 11 p.m. runs.
As a result, OCTD directors
will cancel the late evening
service on all but two routes
starting Feb. 12.
OCTD planners, in a report to
directors, described the year-old
late night service as "not produc·
live at all." ·
While OCTD buses average
56,400 passenger fares durin& a
typical weekday, only about 700
passeneers a day have been rid·
ing between8and11 p.m.
The only routes where the late
nlaht service will continue are
Route 57 which goes from Santa
Ana to Newport Beach to La1una
Hills and Route es runnln1
between Huntington Beach,
lrvil\e and Balboa Island.
The cutback of late night
service is ooe of a aeries of bws
route chan1es approved by
OCTD directors for 37 of OCTD's
43 major rout.ea.
District planners descril>e
mo$t of the change11 as "fine tun·
ing."
The only new service will be a
one-day-a-week pickup in
Silverado Canyon offerine can·
yon rei1ldents a chance to con·
nect with r~gular OCTD bus
roU!es at the Mall of Orange.
OCTD olfici~s said that pro-
gram js experimental.
The other changes include
elimination of two routes in the
S4'ddleback Valley.
Plannent &aid rcn1tes 181 and
182 will be replaced with a, new
Dlal-a·Rlde program which
permits residents to phone for
door·to-destlnation service. "
· The Improvements call for
more frequent service In the
Orange Coast cftles of Costa
Mesa, Newport Beach, Laguna
Beach, the Saddleback Valley
and Huntington &ach.
In addilioo, route maps wm be
tealigned to cover wld~r areas of
frvine and Huntington Bea~I).
A report to OCTD ~lrectora
<See BtJSF.8, Pace A2)
It just happened tt\at the friend
had boushtand wa• ti')'Jn1 toaell
Fiesta Floats.
"So, I bought the company."
Anderson said. "I wu probably
sort or foolhardy at the time."
Ho explained that he dldn 't re-
alize then all the risks and pro-
blems that are involved from the
time a desi1n is conceived until
the float gets into the parade. "I
think U a person ever reaUied all
that was involved, he would
never even attempt lt," be a.id.
By the eve of't.he parade, after
bein1 up and workir.c every nlaht
that week, he admitted, "You
think, 'Never again.'"
But then, he said, it all
becomes worth it, when the noata
.are pulled out ol bia huie tent and
down the road to Pasadena. "'l'b.e
thrill is big enou1h to com-penute for a lot of months,•• he
said. .
Althou•h Anderson's
employees are now busily
!inlshlnl the bodies of theli' noats
for thla year·• parade, he Jlreadj'
has three or tour float. in mlnd tor-
1979.
"We at.art with nothing but the
motor and at.eenn1 fear," the
float-builder said •. Wtien tbe
floats are returned to him on Jan.
4, he rips them eompletely apart
and throws out everythin1 but
th• motor and other. basics and,
occasionally, some of th more
sophisticated pv.ts.
<See PI.OAT, Page A!)
Two StoEni Fronts
On ColliSion Patil
By The Associated Press
Two storm systems churned
closer to each other today.
threatening to combine Into a
maJor blizzard in the Northeast,
while heavy rains drenched the
Pacific Northwest -both male·
ing for hazardous holiday travel.
At least three storm-related
deaths -all in Michigan -were
reported Friday.
The National Weather Service
said the two Northeastern storms
one rumbUng across the Great
Lakes, and the other blowing ln
from the Atlantic -would in·
tenslfy today, and dump five to
('lght inches of snow on portions
of New York state before moving
into Quebec. Winds gusting up
to 50 mph were expected to blow
the isnow into deep drilts, and re-
duce visibility to near zero.
Travelers' advisories were post-
ed throughout the region.
The weather servlce in Buf ·
Calo, N. Y .• sajd-lttgid tem-
peratures and hllh Winds would
combine ror a wlnd·chill factor
dro,PpJng to 20 degrees below zero
In some parts of the state.
Further south, travelers'
warnings were posted in
northern Pennsylvania and
western Maryland. Up to six
Inches of snow was forecast for
Northern Pennsylvania.
On the Oregon coast, already
soggy from heavy rains earlier
this week, people, cattle and
mobile homes wer~ evacuated to
higher ground. A storm 1n the
Pacific was moving inland, and
another inch of rain was in
today's forecast.
Rainfall in Seattle already has
passed last year's total by more
than an inch, further easing
drought conditions in western
portions of Washineton state.
Rivers in Washington would
"com e up fairly full," the
weather setvlce said, but were
expected to fall short or Oood
levels today.
Slides closed several roads in
the state, and snow prompted the
U.S. Forest Service to issue
avalanche warnings Friday in
the Cascade and Olympic moun·
tains above 4,000 feet. Back·
country travelers were warned to
!!lay away from open slopu and
gullies, narrow C&nfOD bottoms
and ridges lVith snow overhanifs.
Tbe storm movtne east from
the Upper Midwest piled anow in
drifts up to 30 inches deeP-Friday
In portions ot Michigan 1 Lower
PenJnsula. Two young boys were
killed w~n the sled thef were
rldlng sUdint.o the path o a car,
-and a woman di~·when the car.
she was in sk\ddfd ut of conttol
on icy pavement.
Travelers' wamlngs were ls·
sued for all or Michiean and con·
tinued snow was forecast through
the weekend. Road crews in salt
trucks worked overtime tryi,ng to
keep roads clear. Four inches of
snow fell in the Chicago area Frt·
day. but an estimated one million
shoppers disregarded a wind·
chill factor calculated at 22
degrees below zero to take ad·
vantaae or post·Thankssiving
and pre-Christmas sales.
An Ice and snow storm slashed
through Montana on Friday,
Leslie Griffiths, i'7, of
Anchorag~. Alaska, shows her surprise an·er bei,nt
named Miss teenage
Amertca 1978 In Dallas Fri·
day night. One of the seml-
fmdlists was Carole Renick,
an El Toro High School
senior.
r ·ranr Hosu
BBSpomible
For Driiiak8
·causing hazardous drivin11. and
snapplng power lines. Frigld
temperatures were on tap for the
Mlnneapoll&-St. Paul area today
-dropping to between 12 and 20
below zero.
While snow and cold tem·
peratures caused problems over
mucb or the nation today, ski
center operators were happy.
In sharp contrast to last year,
when ·many of Colorado's ski
slopes were bare or snow, 20 of
the state's major skS areas
opened their slopes durin1 the·
long holiday weekend.
'Rilssian
Woman
MONTREAL (AP> -An pt-tra cti ve 32-year·old blonde
Russian interpreter who likes
mink coats and' a Canadian man
has asked for permission to stay
in the West.
Natalie Morosova apparenUy
went into hiding after applying in
person at the lrnmigratlon
Department's Toronto office for
refu1ee or landed Jmmi1rant
status on humanitarian crounds.
Sh4t still haa a mother and
broth'!t living in Russia.
,\cquaintances said Friday abe
was attracted to the "Western
lifestyle," and an lmmtiration
official said ahe did not want to
leave a Canadian boyfriend.
A final dedslon on her applica-
tion will b~ made early in
January.
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! DAILY ptl,.Ol •
lNDJANAPO S CA l -A .. )'ear~d bOY u t9und de
malnutrition <lnd dehydrat.\On Friaay .nd nve ehildnD llv·
1ng \n the bllmi' hOUbe were h°'pala~, Cf!JI UitiCal Cobil1
authontu.::. said
Police sc.id the cbUd~n had been fed hire• quantities~ aalt
water. possibly as part or a relieious rU• to w•rd off demona.
Trula Bush. ~. mother of three ot th~ chUdren, and WIUa.
Mayes, 40, a:randmolher or the other three. were cbarCed wlthln·
voluntary man~laughter and three counts each or child neglect
and were Jaih:d in lieu of $20,000 bond. Hom1c1dc Sgt. Joseph Lackey said the two women told police
confltctang stories or havlng fed the children three meala a day
and of not havin g money to feed them. He said there wu no food
in the refrigerator when pollcewenttotheone-atorybome lnade·
teriorating neighborhood lo the northwest s•ctlon of the ctty.
Dr .. Joseflno Aguilar-said the dead child, Daniel Bush,
weighed about 35 pounds -20 to~ pounds underwei&ht.
Ho, Bo, Ho, Ho, Ho, Bo.
Volunteers of America in their Santa Claus
regal'ia gather al New York's Times Square
for a briefing before taking their places on
the streets with their bells and chimneys for
holiday season donations.
'Irvine MIA Flier' F.-..PageAI
SAU<;ERS·. •
.Declared Deceased "It looks to me like the UFO
phenomena is not physically re·
al.. .I believe the phenomena has
a mental and physical aspect. I
simply can't believe it is a case of
people just making it all up," Dr.
Lawson says.
Ry TIM RORERTS
Ol t ... Dally Pllol SUll
Eight years after Air Force
Capt James Wayne Herrick was
listed as missing m action, his
plane down an Laos. the Depart
lhent of :>efcnse has declared
him dead
Herrick. whose sister Mr'>
Barbara Hedrick lives in Irvine,
was adopted by lhe Caty of Irvine
in 1972. The city set aside Oct. 27
of that year. three years to the
~ay aflerJtem ck disappeared, JO honor him
~Herrick's 1>arents. who live in
owa, were notified Monday lhat
he Defense Department con·
ders him dead.
t. "We had been expecting Uus.
fie just vanished,'' Mrs. Hedrick
pid. ''There was no indication
111at he had lived."
~Wi thout seeing her brother's
ody. Mrs. Hedrick said, "Till
e day I die I '11 never be sure he
"dead. Eecause the aovernment
•rites off someone doesn't meal\ r is dead. That we '11 never be
re or."
''Wh en the news came it didn't
iit me immediately .. But as the
l ays progressed," Mrs. Hedrick
flid, "I've run over all the old·
f elings again.''
, Until the. release of t.he
~isoners of war by the North
etnamese government in early
72, Mrs. Hedrick said, "I just
d faith that my brother was
11 alive. ·
, "When the men came home I i st some of that faith •.. it
jas a whole new thing for all of
hina at Games? ~LA i.UM.PUR: Malayata·
._ Lord KlUanln of Ireland, the
iesldent of the International
ympic C®ncil IOC, seld his re·
nt visit to China has made him
tlml&tlc.·tr.at China will be ln
. e Olympic Games.
OftANG!COASf s
DAILY Pll.OT
the families," she said.
With lhe help of the Irvine City
Council and Jaycees, more than·
20,000 letters were sent to North
Vietnamese officials asldn& for
her brother's whereabout.a, Mrs.
Hedrick said.
None of the le tters were_
answered.
·'It hurts very much ••• be
was 24 years old, about to be
married. He was still a young
man to me," Mrs. Hedrick said.
She ndted that he disappeared
the day before bis 25th birthday.
"When the war ended the way
it did I thoaghl they dJed for
nothing . • • when you back out
of a WJI' and the countzy aoes
communist ••• I just feel like
he has given his life tor nothing,"
she said.
"I would have given m)' life for
him. I suppose in lhe end he gave
his life for us," she said,
Besides his sister atld his
parents, Herrick ts survived by
seveQ brother.I. Five are in the
Air Force. "E•erybc!t1 else has _
come home aac~.·· Mrs.
Hedrick said.
Memorial services will be held
in Iowa, 6he said:
"It seems like a sugeestion of a
collective unconscious among
humans. It is so far out and com·
pllcated .... ," he admits.
"I'm a rational, 19th Century
person, but I do keep an open
mind about these things," says
Dr. Lawson, who says be has
never seen a UFO.
But he adds: "As one of my
friends says, he's never seen
Australia but be aupposes it's
really there.
F.....,PageAJ
BUSES •••
said the service changes were de-
signed to attract additional
riders atlower costs.
The changes will not require
hiring new drivers, but are ex-
pected to increase ridership by
850,900trips anm1aJly.
In addition, the route chaD1es
should brln& in $128,000 in new
passenger fares each year.
OCTD officials said.
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FLOAT WINNER
FNlltP .... AJ
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aUU beiDI 1ilveat11ated died ol
strangulatiotl, aatd Bob Dam-
bacber ol the county~roner's ot-
fice. The exception was Teny
Barcomb. 18, who waf found
Nov. 10 In West Los Ansttles and bad a fractured akull. Dam.-
bacher aald.
Bollington said two victims,
Judith~ MUler, 15. wbo was
found Oct. 31 in La Cretcenta,
and Llaa Ka.sUn, 21. found Nov. 6
in Glendale, appeared stronaly
related. ·
Botb were found nude, bad
been raped and then straii&led
and both bad lived. worked or
"hung around" the Hollywood
area. 1bere wu no lndlcation,
however, that the victims knew
each other or thelr assailant.
"There is a posslblllty that
they could bave been hltcbhik·
ing," Bollingtoo said.
Two other young wollftn re-
cen tly strangled, apparently
raped and dumped nude In
bushes near highways appear to
be definitely related to the same-
m ys terlous strangler, said
another Investigator.
Sheriff Lt. Stanley Backman
noted slmllarities ln the death of
the Kutin and Miller women
with the murders of KrisUna
Weckler, 20, wbo was found Nov .
20 in Highland Park; and Yolan·
da Williams or Yolanda
Washington, 20, who was dis·
covered Oct. 18 hear Griffith
Park. Her body wu the first dis·
covered in the series or murders -
for which Unks are belnl soupt.
She alao bas been the only black
victim.
Jane Evelyn King, a 28-year-
old West Hollywood model,
became the most recent victim of
the attacker when her nude and
stran&led body was found Wed·
nesday along a freeway offramp
near Griffith Park.
F1D1eral Set
For Pressman·
E. D. Washko
Funeral services will be held
Monday in Newport Beach for
local residen£ Edward D.
Washko a Los Anaeles Times
presaman who died Wednesday
attheageof5L
Mr. Washko 1.s survived by bis
widow, Martanne of Newport
Beach; mother, Till1 Wuhko ot
Alhambra; brother, LeRoy
Washko of Glendora; son,
Edward D. Wubko of Walnut
Creek and dau&bterl Karen L.
Smith of Hunt1n1ton Beach,
Debra Arlene Marshall and Dena
Ann Wubko, both of Newport
Beach.
Mre. Bu.ti and May• ate mtmbdii Of a 1mlll rilllalOU
cult called the True Spirit of St. Jude, police aald.
Lackey quoted th• women u saylnl the cblldre were fed
s mall portions of luna salad Thunday. -
lackey sald tbe two women Sha1sted when they were ques·
tioned at the holpital aod at police bta~uartera that Donald BushwaasOlhlive. ~ •
He said all ~lx chlldrtn were llvln1 In lM home's basement,
where police also round several rellaloua items, lncludlnt prayer
ali&ra tuhloned out of boxes. The upstairs ot the one-story bou.le
·was rented, he said.
Police aald oeiaJtbors report.cl poMlble cases of cbUd abuse
at the address about two montba .. o, but their inveat.111\lon at
, that time had not shown aufftclent evidence to JusUIS' acUon.
Aguilar said Ute autopsy showed no evidence of physical
abuse.
Don't Bother to Ask
An unidentified man sits by a baby carriage in New York's
Central Park -and he remained unidentified because it
was obvious he didn't want to be interruJ,?ted. Att,ched to
the carriage is a carefully printed sign with the answers to
. the most commonly asked questions about1nfants. •
Laguna Publicist
Dick Clark Dies
Sout.b Laguna publicist Dick work with the Lapna Beeieh
Clark, a Laguna area resident Hotel and Motel Association as
for nearly 40 years, died · well as the chamber of com-
Thanksgiving Day at the·age of merce.
67. He also did publlclty for the
The well-known adverttalng • Laguna Beach School of Art and
man operated Clark-Fulme Ad· the Sawdust Festival for aevertl
vertising in Laguna Beach for years. Clark wu an exblbitor •t
many years. the Sawdust Festinl, where bis
Friends s,Ud Clark was at one · hand·made fumiture and wood
time assistant director of palntlngsweredlsplafed. "He was sort of an lnfonn-1 Laguna's Pageant of the • .phtlanthroplst, .. recalledanother
Masters. friend, Nancy Both. "He ran a
He was a member of the 29 secular retreat of sorts for J?90Plo
Prompters theater group ln who were in trouble ol'one form
Laguna Beach and was active in • or another... · · ·
"many aspects of the Paaeant, Clark, who died at7:ao p.m. at
back in the earty days when south Coast CommuDltY
directors did everythine," re-Hospital, ls sunind bf blii 80ae
called lonctlme friend Betsy Peter of Honolulu. and a briJtbei'.
Rose. . John ClarkofKeut, Ellal1nd.
Former partner Pete Fulmer Friends .. td • memorial
said Clark operated his own ad· service ls beiDC planned btitde-
vertistng a,ency for many years, tails were not available bte Fri-
and was known for hi~ publicity day.
Coast Acc·ess Pushed
.
ByPIDUPtOSMARIN
OI • o.lly ....... iVff
1 The Irvine City Council has
turned down a minority pro~al
to crea\e a loweT house <-f
municipal government.
The measure, which would
have been put to voters in the
'March general election, was to
form a 30-member Prec!lnct As·
sembly to plan the annual city
budget.
The council dec1ded in a 3·2
vote this week not to put It on the
baUot.
Supporters John Burton and
G'-braelle Pryor called the action
a failure for representatiye eov·
ernment.
Opponent..s David SUls, Mayor
Jill Vardouhs and Mary Ann·
Gaido said a prospective as·
sembly would be costl y and
bureaucratic, and that the con· .
cept assumes people arc more
interested in government than
they are
Sills also fretted about the city
beinJt divided into 30 precincts.
which he hkened to Chicago's
political wards. "I don't want to
be r e membered," he said, "as
one who was an architect of a
ward system.''
The Burton-Pryor proposal
also would have created seven
so-called Village Caucuses to
suf)plcment the Assembly and
deb ate 1~ues of city policy
Estimates by J ames liar·
r ington, Irvine's director of ad·
m1ntstrall\C sen1ces, were that
an assembly and caucus system
would cost the city an extra
$103,300 a year m stalf a.id.
Biannual precinct elections
wou Id cost S30,o6o to $40,000, Har·
rington said.
Mrs. Pryor argued that costs
would be compensated by re·
duccd dependence on city com·
missions and committees. wh05e
staff time would be reduced.
She ~aid 1t .. s "thsguMmg"
that voters wcren 'tallowed to de
cidc for themselvc~ on the pro
posal
Burton comolained, "This council, and past councils cer·
tainly. have been totally unw1ll·
ing to address the probl ems of
goverornent in ter ms that make
some.sense
''To dl''lY the people even an
opportunity to bring government
back to them is a terrible mis
take."
Sills swd he was unaware of
any E?rass·roots movement to do
any such thing.
Mrs. Galdo agreed, saying
Burton and Mrs~ Pryor .suffered
"delusion or grandeur" that the
citizenry was "hanging on their
every word.''
Actually, she said, most people
don't care.
1 Sills soid it would be hard to
find 30 people t~ htn for the as·
:-.em bly posts. Only 16 were will·
1n g to run in t he last coun
cilmanic election, "and two of
those w.erc absolut~ly inept," be
said.
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Four. 6eneratfmas
When Vi~ta View School in Fountain
Valley conducted its pre-Thank~gi ving
"Grandparents Day" Wednesday, the
family of fourth grader Teri Williams (on
fl oor > showed up in force. From left are
Teri 's grandmother . Marjorie Ball of
Costa Mesa : her great-grandmother;
Stella Rurnl of South Dakota; her mother,
Lucille Williams of Westminster, with her
bab y s is ter, Lori, and her other
grandmother, Claire Williams of Mission
Viejo.
'Mousetrqp'
Celebrates
25th Year
I ~ONDON CAP) -'"l'he
Mousetrap," Agatha Christie's
whodunit expected by its original
cast to have only a limited run.
celebrated its sil ver Jubilee Fn
day.
Tm presatio Peter Saunders
m a1 kcd thl• occasion with a
champagne lunch at the Savoy
Hotel for 1.000 guests, including
Prim e Mi ni ste r J a m e s
Call aghan and stage celebrities
Call aghan, the guest of honor.
acknowledged he has not seen the play
It was 2S years to the day when
"The Mousetrap'' opened at Lon·
don ·s Ambassador Theater.
On the way to its jubilee it has
survived its author, who died
nearly two years ago, a dozen
changes of cast, six directors and
a rhangeof.theater
Ftve years aio It knocked the
Aml•r1can melodr a ma "The
Drunkard" off its stand as the
world 's longest. -run in one
theat~r, "The Dcurikard" ran
from 1933 t.o 1953 at. the Theater
Mart in Los Angeles. "The
Mousetrap'' mewed from the Am·
bassador Theater to St. Martin's
Theater in March l974.
"The Moustrap" has been seen
by foui.; million peoI>le in 10,341
perfot'1anceJ-anq , has betri
translated into 22 languages and
performed in 44 countries.
Sir Winston Churchill was
prime minister when the play
op!!ned in 1952
States Reportedly
Erode Speed Laws
WASHINGTON (AP> -Some
state legislatures are deUbel'ate·
ly undercutting the national SS
mph speed limiL "by rendeting
pe nalties vir tually meaning·
less." says a new report to Presi-
dent Carter
''A tr e nd toward lowe r
pena lties has become more evi-
dent in the last six months," lhe
report says It finds that "a sub·
stant1al portion of motorists" Ig-
nore the SS mph limit imposed in
1974 an<f that their number is ln·
creasiog. •
The report was sent to Carter
by Transportation Secretary
Brock Adams along with a st"dy
by Gen. 'Benjamin 0 . Davis Jr . a
s p e ci a l assistant l o th e
secretary.
Since 1974, the study says,
Iowa, Ka nsas, Kentucky,
Nebraska, Oklahom a, Oregon
a nd Tennessee have reduced
penalties for violations and "this
appToacb maintains the official
55 mph speed 1inut, but in effect
nibbles away at thellmlt."
States must comply with the
speed limit or-riak losing federal
h11hway aid. Each state must
certify each Jaauary that it is en·
forcing the limit.
La~t March, Adams sent tele·
grams to all governors warnln1
tha t s igni(lcant lessening of
pena lties would r aise a substan-
ti9t question of whether thatstatt
was enforcing the limit.
''Sfnce that lime,•• tbe Davia
studt notes/ 1'th~ 19vernors of.
North Dakota, Sotith Dakota,
Utah aml Texa~ have vetoed
legislation to wt!aken 55 mptl
penalUes. '' · .
The $ludy says t.be vetoes arec
epcoyraglng but ''lbe paasage ol
lJ?4islation by the respective
state houses evidences the cur-
rent lack of support amona man)'
stale legislatures.' .
It notes that state p~naltiee
vary widely: from a fine of up to
$500 plus assessment or points ih
. .
Girls~ Club
Dances for
~harity Ftind
Maryland to a ~ fine and no
points In Idaho
The study fouQ:d that the
a verage speed of alt vehicles on
r ural interstate highways was 65
mph in 1973, ckoppipg after the
ban went into effeet lo 57 6 in
1974 , but n sing to 58 in 1978. On
urban inters tates, the average
speed went from 57 in 1973 to 53.1
in 1974 and to 56in1974
In 1973. 89 percent of all
vehicles exceeded 55 mph on
rural intenitates. That figure
dropped to 65 percent in 1974 but
rose to 70 percent in 1976. The
l>ame trend was found on urban
interstates, 58 percent in 1973,
down to 3S percent in 1974, up to
57 percent last year. Similar pat·
terns were found in vetiicles ex-
ceeding 60 mph and 85 mph.
SAN IEGO (AP) .,_ fiaclftc
Southw t Airlines appUe<i first
for authority to send low-fan
nlghtt to Nevada and back. Now
a~ leastaeven other airlines want
It, too.
Ttie CMl Aeronauthii Board
plant a.e>rellmlnary heari111 JIJ).
10 on epplicaUona by United,
W stern, Trans World, Delta,
American, Air California. PSA
llftd Continental airlines.
Fred Davis, marketing vice
president or Air California, Jaid
hl' Ne~rt Beach-based line owned by Weatcate-Callfomia
Corp. applied by Monday's ft:
adllne.
Ai> California wants to serve
Reno and Las Vegas from San
Diego, Ontario, lhe Orange Cqun.
ty Airport, Palm Sprint•.
Fresno, San Jo,se, San Francisco,
Oakland and Sacramento.
The fares would be 18 to '5 per·
cent lower than for similar
nights now offered, Davis said
Thursday. Air California la now a
California-only alrllne like PSA,
based in San Dieeo.
PSA applied last March to fly
from San Die10 to Las Vegas and
back at a one-way charee of $28.
PSA also $eeks-authority 1._o
serve Reno from San Diegv, ·
Burbank: Oakland and San Fran·
clsco and fiy between Las Vegas
and Los Angeles, Burbank, Qn.
tario, Oakland and San Fran-
cisco.
San Juan Sets
Indian Arts,
Crafts Show ..
The Seventh Annual Indian
Arts and Crafts Show will take
place Saturday through Dec. 4
from 10 a .m. to 5:30 p.m. each
day at the Capistrano Trading
Post. 31741 Camino Capistrano in
Sa n Juan.
The extubilion, entitled "Art of
the Hopi,·· will feature artists
rrom tfie Hopi reservation in
Arizona. Hopi silversmithlng.
Third Mesa wicker basket weav-
ing and kact»na carving will ~
the featured arts.
Recent works by Indian artists
Charles Loloma and Preston
Mononeye will be featured. •
Hopi Butterlty dancing exhlbi·
lions wtll be given three limes
daily. .
For further Information, phone
493·9088. There ls no charge for
thA event.
THE FAMILY
GIFT AT
SUPER PRICES!
5470
l•t •IOfl . ' If you need a <101. Y!S couldn't go wrong wi
"Shalon," according to or
ficials at the Huntlngtolf
Beach Humane Society k~
neJs on Newland Street. ShJ! is part airedate, Js just 10
months old, like! chlldreo
and has all her shots. Call
536·8480 between 10 ~JJh ·and S p.m. today it you•r;
interested. ·
Viet~ Saia:
'Doing OK'.
The victim or ap Irvine shoot-
ing incident at a construction si~
at Irvine Boulevard and Culver.
Drive was reported "doing
okay" Friday at Tustin Com·
f!lUnlty Hospital.
Brad Mcindoe ~ 21, of
M assachussetts. was shot In the
back Tuesday. Bullet fragments
pierced hJs liver and a lune. .
Police arrested the construc-
tion site security guard, Walter
Richardson, 27. on a charge of as·
saull with a deadly weapon. ·
Police said MclndQe was
standing by his ear when the
bullet struck him. omcera aaid
the shot was intended for anolbe{
man.
.Police alh~ge Richardson fired
his .22-callber revolver at
Michael Pavlisko, 20, after try-
ing to break up allJht.
Pavll.sko was unhat01ed, but
was charged with assault all(\
battery.
21"
.L1DNID Fiiad. ·
Letter 'Most Comj>lete .llccoUni'
BOSTON (AP) -A fahat,
yellowed l.uer about t.be death ot
Abraham 'Uneoln. writta wltb
det.aU udemoUon by a man who
carried the wounded pratdat
from Ford'• Theatre, hq been
di1covend amoaa a 1tact ol
document• donated to tbe
Masaacbu1etb Hiltorlcal
Society. .
One hlstortan says lt '•the most
complete contemporary account
of the usaaalnaUon.
"IT'S A GaEAT thrill to 10
through a grou_p of Jett.era and
find something IUce w. amoa1
the mundane," 1ald society
director Louil L. Tucker ... It~
ducea a qulckeoln& of the
heartbeat."
Also in the envelope wu a
fragment or linen, described ln
the letter as a towel soaked with
l.Jncoln's blood.
· On April 14, 1865, Augustus
Clark was a War Department
employee, living in a rooming
house across the street from
Ford's, where the president was
watching a performance of "Our
American Cousin.''
CLARK HEARD THE commo·
tion when John Wilkes Booth shot
Lincoln. Two days later he wrote
to his uncle, Stephen M. Allen or
Woburn, Mass., that he rushed to
the theater and "heard the awful
words, 'Lincoln Is shot'.''
Clark wrote that he clambered
into the president's box, "and
there on the fioor lay Abraham
Lincoln dying, his wife shrieking
and moaning."
He said he helped carry Lln·
coin to the rooming house.
"HE WAS BREATHING very
heavily, and his pulse fluctuated
lrom 105 to 42 In about three
hours," Clark wrote. "The blood
soon began to settle under his left
eye aod blackened the whole side
of his face "
He said grief-stricken senators
and cabinet. members came to
see the tmeonscious president.
and Mary Todd Lincoln "came
,.,. ..........
HISTORICAL SOCIETY GETS LINCOLN LETTER
Director Louis Tucker Say1 "It'• Stunning"
into the room seven times during
the night and felt dreadful.
'"She fainted twice and fell
over onto the floor. I remained in
the room ail night and dad all 1
could to help.
"THE BEST SURGEONS were
there. but no attempt was made
lo extricate the ball as he was
pronounced fatally wounded at
first examination."
Clark concluded by telling his
uncle: "I got a lock o( his hair and
a towel saturated with the blood
or the bf>st man that ever was
president and friend of the
South."
Tucker said the letter was
among a pile or documents
mostly family letters -sent to
the organization by a Florida
woman who had asked not to be
Iden tilled.
HE SAID THAT although the
letter contained little new dewl
about Uncoln's last hours, it is
"the most comprehensive docu·
ment recording the evenll of the
evening. There are lots of bits
and pieces from other sources,
but this is the best overview.''
Tucker called the letter "a
stunning document."
The Massachusetts Historical
Society, founded in 1791, is the
oldest in the country and has one
of the nation's foremost his·
torical research libraries.
Southland Sets Record
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Lam/, Use
·change
~proved
A propo1aJ tbat clean the way
for expamlon of an El Toro
mobile home park hu •on the
approval of Orana• County
IUl)etV.laon.
The board a1reed thla week
to chance the land use de1lsna·
Uon on 17.8 acre. ea1t of El Toro
Road and IOUth of the Atehllon.
Topeka and Santa Fe ral~
track• from u.dmtrlal to r"lden·
Ual uae.·
COUNTY PLANNING com· nat11lonera endorled the cbanp.
earlier. ·
· But the coianty plannlnl atatt·
bad recommendecl aaalnlt Ute
chance, mentlont.DI the chance
for lncludlna the property In a
lareer induatrlll park alonl wttb
the poulble annoyance to
homeownen by railroad nolae.
That 17.6 acru wer~ncluded in another change in me ·
desienation lnvolvln1 e BaO-•
acreOldElToroarea.
. DESIGNATIONS ON another
25 parcels within that re1lon were
chanted by Supervlsora Tuesday··
to conform with either ex.lattna or
planneduseofthoseproperUes.
Old El Toro ls bounded by
Rockfleld Boulevard, El Toro
Road, Loi Aliso. Boulevard and
Old El Toro Road.
County olficlals sald zonina
changes will be started to follow
the area's new land uae deallft•·
lion.
More than 90 percent of lbe
830-acre comrnunity already bas
been developed, they aald.
Forum Slated
On Emergency
How to cope with pediatric
emer.:encles will be the topic of a
community health forum to be
sponsored by .Hoae Memorial
Hospital of Newport Beach on
Thursday.
The session wUI bealn at 7:30
p.m. in the Grace Hoa& Con·
ference Center on the hospital
grounds, 301 Newport Blvd.
Members of a panel wW dil·
cuss how to handle emeraencies
ranging from sport.a Injuries to
polsoninas. Admission ls free but
seating is limited to 250. Informa-
tion is available by calllng'
645-8600,ext.2108.
LOCAL I WEATHER
84'8.Deaitl
He MUietl You Most, Iba
CJUCAOO CAP>-Ula. ~ 10\I an. 1W1' fatberdied. Htwaaatlqftw~ Paw ~-1~<i!' IO c:Nldreii, di.cl Thanlrssivlnl Dar of a 11n1eriiti illDIU ans ftn weeu ta St: • llVJ' of !C'ua:ntll
HOipltal: ue .,.a
SEVEN {W C11118BN and h ~. Dorotb.J, w.-e at
the hOIPh& IOS tw,.: VU• children, Candeluio, f, aJlll Anita,
5, &tayed bome.
But i.yeaN»1d U.. •• tbe ooe the rather milled most of au. She bU been mlat._._ .... cn moatM.
.. 11, tither keiit catlltll for hlr eooataotb'. He calW for Lila
up w:aw the ti!M'MI dlell, utU bl eoWdD't c-et words out UJ
more." aald H·)'eaHld Chriltlne, oldett o( the cb.Udnn. 0 U U.. bad onlJbeen~ IMWOUl4 bavepuaed away ln more peace.••
ClmlS'l'INB MID TD hlllLY It desperatel)t tryinc to
make cootaet wt UH. butdoesn'tk.Dow bow.
"We always ~en a clole, CatboUe famlly," aaid Christine
"Llta tell for Kel~ Part Hip acbool ~ IDonUnl of APl'il lt
and that•• tbe last we aaw ot taer. TbeN bell t>fto no lainUy
U'IUIDent. And we had talked wlUa ber tbe D.llht before about her
Utile fllrt.tlona.
"Our sister, M~, bad a bllby the day Lin left. Tbat bas
added more mJStery totbe Whole thln1 became U.a wu always
taltlnt about the ba~ aad wu 80 ea1er to be there wbea lt wu
born," Christlaeaald.
'-TUB POUCS llAVB NOi' found a trace of her," Cbriltlne conUnued. .. We praume 1be ran away. Three months qo 1be
telePtionid us. Sbe would not 1ay where sbe was or what abe wu
doing. It wu very brief. lit mother pleaded wltb her to come
home. Llsa aaJced about the family aad hunc QJ>. Tbat la the only
time we've heard from ber. "My father Just couldn't let over her lenl.n1. He used to
make cqam, the kind used In dlW'ehes, but he wu a diabetic
and had been unable to work for 10 years. He loved all ol aa IO."
Chrlldne Mid the family is Oil welfare, except for the tbne
oldest cblldren wbo have been wortdna on lhelr own and not Uvlq
at home.. _,,
''WE HAD NO •ONEY TO run adl or anytblq like that l.Sk·
lng about Lisa," aald Cbri.llUne.
At the hospital wbft Cruz died were Christine, Mary, Paul
Jr., Tberaa, Yolonda, Marcos and Marlo.
Llsa. funeral services for your father will be Monday Jn tbe
Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Cburd\.
"Llsa. wherever you are, tty to make it, pleue.'! said
Chrt.sUne.
Car-t·ruck Crash
Claims Conflict
Fountain Valley offlclall have Beach Bo•levard-Garfleld ~
filed a $5,000 claim a1atnst a A. v • a u e l n t e r s e c t l o n . 1 Huntington Beach man involved Paramedlu In lbe flre truck
In a Nov. 9 collision with a clt.y were answerina an emeflency .
fire truck. ·call when tbeeccld.atoceuned.
The driver of the compact Saae'a auto was demollJbed:
sedan,Ran$ateol80HunUncton He waa take• to Pacifica
St., bu, ln turn. flied a $2,000 .Hospital for treatment. Tbe
claim qalnst the clty of Foun· paramedics wel'e shaken but un-
taln Valley for personal lQJury hurt.
and damages in the crub. _ _ Fountaht Valley City Attorney ·
The Fountafo Valley Clty Tom Woodruff said the city la
CouncilbudeniedSa1e'1 claim. _ .askln& for lbe $5,000 to pay !of'
The colll.sion took place at the damaaetothe truck. _
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
VIA 'mE DAII,Y PILOT
• • • and mailed anywher·e in the U.S.
Our Cl••alfled section wlll feature
a special Chrlatmas Card greeting
page on December 8th. Write, type
or draw yotlr card or we wlll aet It
In print for you. Sam.,.•• are
ahown below. Actual sizes are:
1%"a3" at $10, 1%"x8" at '20,
31/4 "X3" at S20. Add $1.00
additional for malling • complete
p•per to your loved ones
anywhere In th• United States. For
more Information or to order your
card by phone pleese call our
Chrl•tma• Card Ad·Vlaer at
142•5871. You may bring or mall
your card to the Dally Pilot et 330
W. Bay St., P.O. Box 1580, Coate
Mesa, cant. t2'2'. aaan;e It or use your Master Charge or
·a•nkAmerlcard.
Ky Still Ber~tes U.S •.
' Huntington Transplant Vows Viet Return
By HVGHA. MUWGAN
Al'9"CU1C.1t .. 1U •
NORWALK -The mostll M.ixican patrons of Ski s
Llquor store, just~lhe Santa
Ana Freeway, call e dapper
mustachioed man hind the
.cash regi-ster ''El
• Presidente."
Tourists from all over,
some or them Vietnam
veterans with the.Ir families,
stop of! on the way to Dis-
neyland to shake his hand and
coax him outside for a
snapshot.
THE POSTMAN culls twice
• a day with letters poslmarked
Ho Chi Minh City and affixed
with what passes for exoUc
' Oriental stamps· happy
, workers in the communal rice
paddy, happy housewives
1 bicycling to market under
, bappy solidarity slogans
1 Some come simply, starkly
l addressed: Premier Ky,
I U.S.A.
t "The letters re~ch m~
somehow, often by secret
I ways," said Nguyen Cao Ky
J settling back in the r ed
f leather upholstery or his late
f model Fleetwood Cadillac.
' "Things are bad in Vietnam.
t People are hunJ?ry. Chocolate
is a dream. They ·ask me for
l help. I do what htlle I can.
I There arc ways of getting
J money through to them "
WE CAUGHT the former
prcmwr ancl air marshal of
South Vietnam on hi~ way to
lhc bank from his comb1m'<1
liquor store and dcht·atesscn
rn this hcaVJIV Mexican
Amenean s ub.urb of Los
Angeles. lie had turned the
cash register over to an old
Vietnamese air force buddy,
a fellow Skyraldt'r pilot from
that doughty b<.tnd that once
staged a daring raid over
North Vietnam but un
fortunatl'ly bombed the
wrong targl.'l
.. In tlus bu~1Qt•ss ynu need
lll'OJll<' you c<.1n trust," sau.I
lhl' dur:.ahlc surv1 vor of so
m ~1ny t·oups. t·ountcr coups
and atlt•mpt1·d coups in
Saigon. "I t•mploy mostly
Vietnamese he lp U n
trustworthy people can steal
$100 a day from the cash
register and drink and smoke
al your expense."
Airport Chief
TUE LAST time l lllw the
premier he was tanding by
the cockpit of his new
American jet. fighter 4e·
nouncing Henry Ctibot Lodge
and the U.S. command fo:r
giving in to a rabble of Bud-
dlust rioters. He was 35 years
ol d then, dashing and dapper
in a black flight s\tit touched
off by a lavender scarf and
pearl handled revo1vers.
Now 12 years and\) long lost
"'ar later, he still looked Like
CIO offciuty tango mstructor
and was berating American
officialdom for ev\!rything
from California's weather
(too cold for surfin ) to al·
lowing communist ietnam
into the United Nallo .
HIS MOtlSTAC E had
grayed a bit at the e es but
the wardrobe wa still
dashing even by Holl wood's
dashing slandardsi suede
1·art h shoes, tan b ushed
denim s lacks. sport shirt
open a button or two a ve the
Bcllafonte line.
· · /\ Chinese tailor akes my suil._, you Americ ns are
too fat," he said accus gly.
We also watch too much
television, which m es us
partly responsible r the
cultural collision in he Ky
household and the d cUon or.
bll reemtly miirled 23.year·
old son, Dat.
"I DO Na!' recognize this
marrtace.'' said Ky. Jparin1 u.s tht ~Wls but qo\ the 1uilt. "He w11 too AmerJcarJ.
1 American society tends to
corrupt boys faster than 1lrls.
They watch too much TV.''
Tbe Pft!mler'a prime con-
cern these days lf keeplng the
rest of the kid.a, three boys
and two 1irl.1 ranting in aae
down to 13, from becoming
"too Americanized too.
SometJmes they 11.s~en to me,
sometimes no. They do very
good in school. My younaeat
girl ls brilliant, all A 'a,'' ·
THB KYS live in Hunt-
intton Beach in a raised
Calif omia ranch with ex-
posed redwood beams and a·
two-car garage that look.a like
any other $100,000.plus house
in their upper-middle class
development -except there
is no buketball backboard
over the driveway. The
vaguely .mlssion-style manse,
backing up on a tiny pat.to
barely able to· contain. a
barbecue pit much Jess a
backyard awimqiing pool or
presidential cho~per pad,
belies rumors of his nipping
out of the Nam with a few
million in gold bars or im-
per 1 a l silverware or
whatever.
But then Ky, who once fired
his cabinet minister in charge
of rooting out corruption for
corruption, always has been
an advocate or the simple· ·
lifestyle.
AS PREMIER, be spurned
the ornate presidential palace
in favor or a tiny bungalow
Just off the runway of
Saigon 's Tan Son Nhut
airport, near bls beloved
fighter-bombers and, some
say, a quick lift-off in event ot
a coup.
A Mex i can -American
customer, toling a case of
sangria, waved hello with his
free hand, r e minding El
Presldentc or past glories and
unpaid promises.
"l tell you this much,'' as he
curled his moustache ag.
gresslvety, "I will not die in
California. I will go home to
Vietnam someday, and not as
a tourist. I aP> a flpter," Ky
said.
Applicants Sta k Up for Joh
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
; Dur Joyce: My ambition Is to become an
1a\rport manager. What college program sbotald I
take'! -P.F.,Minneaplols,Minn.
• t Airport administration is an exacting but excit·
Ung way to earn a living. The trouble is that t
lmany people agree competition is stacked an
1holding. ' 1
I Since only 700 or so airports use full-ti ·
. t managers. less than 3,000 people are in airport it ·
I mmistrativc Jobs ,
J AT ONE EXTREME of this occupation is e
'head of the municipal airport of a big clty a
; political appointee or civil service employee, ho
1heads a sizeable staff of a~istants and cle cal
, workers At the othe ex·
tre me is the ow er-
{ )
manager or a s all
~ CAREERS private field near a ural
_ , community, who ay
J com blne airport ork t with some other bus· ess.'
f A logical educational route is busine ad· f ministration Wllh a major in transportation; ou'll
l find a list of institutions o£fering programs The
JDirectory of Aerospace Education, 821 lSth S NW,
f Washington, D.C. 20005
f
WDITEWAT
<THE DIRECTORY IS a terrific resource for
neef:· terested Vt any kind of aerospace or aviation
ar r.) •
ne school which specializes in preparing stu-
deni. for airport administration -as well as for the
man~aviat.ton support functions -is the Univerai·
ty qf orth Uakota. , ·
he four-year program leads to a bachelor's in
buaiaess administration with a major In aviation.
Grads enter a variety of groundaide jobs, raJlilDi
from manager of a small airport, to auditlOM, sales,
and ~omotion for airlines.
ton INFORMAT(ON, write: Department of
Avi~. UNO, Grand Forks, N.D. 58202.
1ou usually become an airport manager by
cha · jobs, from small to Jar1e #irporu. At a
Jarg field. an exec works up by managing various
dep ment.a to become assistant manager and
fina y manager.
he American Association of Airport Ex-
ecut es offers an accreditation program for
man ers. It requires work experience, an original
pa oo an airport problem, and a tough exam.
nee accredited, the manager is allowed to use
the .A.E. (Accredited Airport Executive) aft~r bis
orh name.
EADER SERVICE: For a caw of a cat~ lft{i.t,
ort Management, A Pfofeutora," endoie a
, ul/-oddrea,ed, long white envelope toith your
t to JOJIC• Lain Kenned11 ot lhi4 newpaper.
By IAV&IE SASPB& .. ....,,....... r .,,
Dan Rlcbar4aon hu spent iaa
Sao Clemente pter Ud many aa fift da)'1 mu u.a&qrouAd cave.
adjac.eot bowl .,.. •"-'et ho .. ll9t tbe ·reclusive hennlt
doyet.pment on tbe 1oumtghtlma~. 1
Birai-cb 7 ~not bu '*'n QultetbeeDPOette. Rlchardaonls•
mounted by th• Sn outcobic M.lialoa Vl9jo mtckiil wbo
Clemente komeone11 wQI'., ,in nl11 tor .a iiaUoaaJ. CGI•.
AsaQCiaUon. . na-~ firm., I. I
San Clemente's Cit).'. St»ltt:VNIJNG,~TBE explpraUon
Co ncll ap roved a A of oa a -bas been one of bis m~Uon r:f evelopment p9r•11 ts for over 20 years. Be
plan ill July, calUnc for descrl{>ed thil puthrle ~ showed
moder.ate commt'rolal 1Ud~ ot some c•v .. he hu explored
development of the atea to thci w.J.oo Viejo ~ptlmiat Club
immediately ~acent to ti.ls wtiek.
the municipalpter. . RI bardseft, wbo also ls a mountain
CO·u ... l...... .. EN · ed cumf:. explained tbattleg«lntotbe ~u.m pu1 sport wbea he was p and someone
over two less a11reulve uked h1m u be wanted to 1C>cave ez.
redevelopment pro· J1)0ttua. It turned out to be "'tbo
posals, cme callln.I for neat.etl~leverdld,"berecalled. park development of \be •• pier-bowl area and Ule Now. he admits, be is ~ Of ~
other for development of armcha_lr caver." He explalned,...,at lt
beach f aciliUes to the takes time and condlUont.oa be no
north and aoutb of the Joneer bu.
pier to draw beach traf-
fic away from the pler. BUT IDS INTEBEST still ls there.
The caves are beautiful, be sJJd wblle
The homeowners aa· trying to explain why he would wallt
soctatlon has charfed togointosudtduk,manpplaeea.
that<th~uncU chose the, He showed the Optimists pictures or
most ~slve, com· stalagmites and stalactites, delicate
mercialt"Mvelopment of formations of thousands of years of
the pier-lJo.wl area over rock growth. Just one inch of these
expressed Wishes of clty smooth columns takes 500 years to be
residents tor more formed,heexplained. ..
passive development.
HOMEOWNEas a s-
soc i atio'h pres,dent
Howard llusbette ap-
pealed unsuccessfully
with councilmen at tbelr
Nov. 2 meeting to place
the three alternativea
before city voters Jrlarcb 7.
The council took no ac-
. tion on the associaUpn'a
request.
"We woited as lone as
we could," Mushette
said. "We wanted Lo give
City Council every op.
port unity. Apparently
the councilmen intend to
proceed with com ·
mercial redevelopment,
regardless CJf •hat the
citizens want."
SIGNED peUUons will
be presented to tbe coun-
cil Dec. 21, Mushette
said. The association's
goa l is lo collec t
signatures on at least 10
~ercent of San
Clentente's 12,811 reg-
lstered voters, rorclng
councilmen to put the is·
s ue to the voters in
March, Mu.shettesaid.
He also displayed pictures of
gypsum needles whlcb look
someth.l.ng like thin icicles crowin&
from the ground. These are so deli-
cate, he said, that they would collapse
ifapet'IODjustblewontbem.
l'BW PEOPLE know many of the
''wUd caves,'' be said. And, the en-
tranca to tome are gated.
"W~ j\lrt don't want anybody to
abuse the formations," he explained.
JUchaidson said there are about
10,000 caves in the United States but
about 4,000 of these have no entrance.
He has been involved in the opening of
about 20 caves.
''You're the first person ever to
ever sec something. It's a thrilling ex-
perience,'' he said.
THERE OFTEN ARE animals,
anal<es and hazardous spot.S ln tM
caves but he diBcounted any danger.
"It's dangerous only tf you don't
know what you'~ dolne. It's just 11.ke
m ountain climbing," be said.
"There's less dmfger out there than
getting out on the freeway here."
He said they al"ays go ill with food,'
three sources of Uaht and a helmet.
Once. he was lost ln a cave for 18
hours.
··we weren't concerned," he said.
·•we knew at some polnt we would
come out."
•
'THAIWNG EXPERIENCE'
SC*unker Rlch•!deon
.
Parems Slate
Recycling /)rive J
At Esperonza
Parents of, children attending
Esperanza School for the trainable
mentally retarded will hold a recycl-
ing drive today. and Sund~ from 9 '
a.m. to5p.m.
Papers, tied in bundles, or placed ia
grocery baes, can be deposited in a
bin located near the Carl's. Jr.
Restaurant, 2709'l E. La Paz. Road.
Mission Viejo. ·
Arrangements for pick-up can be
made by c;alling Mrs. Mary Paine.
830-2322 •
OCC Professor
Named to Post
Don R. Low, Ph.D.1 an associate
profe11sor and counseior at Orange
Coast conege In Costa Mesa, has been
elected president of the National As·
590laUooof School Counselors.
Th.e orgaatuUon ls an am.uate or
the N atSonal Education A.lsociatlon.
Dr. Low, who bu tauabt at OCC
since lt7l. la a graduate of use.
A' Yow Dally Pltot
can be
Recycled.'
O.C.C. QP9r11Cn
~cent~
tote6steMeu.
,, ..
.. .r:
11 HaP! HELP! I'M BflNG RESCUeD!"
· FROll TU outset the allele
. beglna to evaporate. Field
studlea sbOw that moat of tbe
liebt.er, more toxic compouuds
vaporize wlthln tour to six boun.
Wltbln 7 to 14 days eva~ration
usually removes about halt of a
crude oil 1pW. Heavier oils may
form t.ar balls that continue to
weather and srow heavier. Some
sink; others may float around for
'as lone aa a year.
Sooner or later, nature breaks
down tar balls into carbon diox-
ide and water. A great variety of
Udy antmab feed OD OU.
USC scientists followed up
their 58nta Barbara studJes With a three-year"observaUon of the,
ef!ects of lar1e natural oil seeps
in the channel. They found that
all marine organisms are pres-
ent that would be expected to ex-
ist in that environment it oil
seepage were not there.
FVBTBEB, EXPOSURE to
natural oil aeepaee appeared to
affect n~ther the growth rate nor
.. Fowl Play Intef.Cepted
·· By HERBCAEN
l5AN FRANCISCO -Fowl
Play. Our Anita Bryant·IS·RJgbt
item for today comes from a con·
·, servationisl newsletter, and I
quote: "The Canadian Wildlife
·, Service is being asked to launch
·• an operation to balance the sexes
at !!ltAnley Park, Vancouver, in
the wakel)f burgeonln& homosex-
uality among m ale mallard
ducks.· . ·
·, •'The problem is spreaCllng to
male Wood ducks in Lost Lagoon
, 'a well-known meeting place
for du,cks,' according to Larry
LeSage, Stanley Park curator."
Okay, men, let's stake out the
lagoon and bust those queer
quacken1. ·
OLD SAN FRANCISCO, re-
posltory of freedom, tolerance.
and understanding: The Intern a·
"' tional Hotel al Kearny and
Jackson. now doomed by t}\e
voters as low-cost housing for
elderly Filipinos and Chinese,
was once "The Best Hotel In San , Francisco!" 'l'hat'1 what 1l says
in a full·paft ad round by lit·
• terateur Lew Ferbrache ln F.W.
Warner'• "Gulde to San Fran·
ciaco, •• publlahed tn 1882.
• Alona wtth a handsome draw· ' :• 'ins ot the then-new buildJn11 aur-
:• mounted by a large American
: ' fla1, w• read of the rates ($1 to
:• $1.50 per nlSbt), the laulMh'y
.' .facilities, .. Hot and Cold Datha,''
and finally, the ultlmat. lnc!Uce-
m eo t to the ~OJ>hl•Uuted'
traveler: ''No Chinese Eanployed
In Or :A .. t tho Hot.I I ''
beauty. A dissolution having
been granted, Angelina has now
filed notice of appeal, which Joe
is denouncing to the Appellate
Court a s "a sham" and
"frivolous."
When if ever will Joe win his
free dom ? "Not tomorrow,
Josephine," r~plles Ma. Athearn,
a touch coldly.
SEASONAL STUFF: Let's
hear it for the Marin County Humane Society, which this
week killed plans for a post-t ban ks giving turkey race
sponsored by Old Brown's Store
of Mill Valley.
''Turkeys are raised to be
killed 4'Jld eaten, not raced," decl~es Don Slmpaon of the
Humane Society, diapl•Yinl true
empathy with the aJma and am·
bltions of all turkeys every·
where. On the other band, the
winner ot the race, had tt been
held, would1lave been rewarded
with free room and board for life.
Maybe what turkeys really
need is a society or their own (tbe
Pacific Union Club doesn't count).
DEEP STUPP: From a1'1nan·
ciaJ report sUbOlitted to tlt9 City
of Mountain Vlew by a reaOWDecl
S. F . llnanclal con•ultant:
"Althou,ii the cUy caedo Uttteto
alter the inflatleo raOJ, it tlllf!ld.
not make any commitments \111·
der this financing pl'1\. until Dec.
1, 1978. That allow.-at,out 13
months more to ealn hindsight.
which ii a lot further than anyone can see lookine ahead."
You' Qll say that aeaJn, but
pleaae, don't.
I
ED DAGGE1T of Mendocino, upon beiDI Introduced to Dr. S.I.
Coben ol S.F., inquired, "Do ¥0U
deliver babies? .. ••sable.a?"
roared Dr. Cohen. "I'm a
~1ycblatrlst -I deliver
parents!"
IF YOV READ between the
lines of that terse announcement
of an undetll'O\Uld nuclear bomb .
tut in Nevada, you have to biet lt·
wu a neutron experiment. If you
can .find a rat th.at survived.
check .ttb him.
A LOVELY GIRL done up aa a
tap·danclnt birthday cake
crashed tbe party at tbe Leston
of Honor celebratial tbe 60tb an-
niversary of the Ru.utan revolu·
Uon, but when security lu.ardl read her card, "Happy Blrtbday
From the B~ Area Council on So~et Jewry,• «at 1be ~ent on
her pretty rear.
Soviet CG Alexander Zincbuk
refuses to reco1nise these
"trouble-makers," even wben
bearmc fd,fta.
Who Contr~ls 'BJight'?
B1 THOMAS D. EW.8
Shoppin1 c•nter developers and local officlal1
in mal\f California elttes took a blow Wit aunu.ner,
when a new:taw wu passed dem~ that cley
vot.era approve redevelopment proJecta before they
start. ,
Now an even heavier setback !or them appeara
likely.
reproduct!on ability or the or·
aantsm.a. The conclusions ot the
scientists weie that exposure to
natural oil seepage did not injure
the overall health of the local
marine community.
Wben all is said and done,
some petrOleum in the marine
environment is natural. Though
manmade spills are unattractive
and waste!ll, they are not in·
evltably h.,.-mful to life in the
sea. A larCe, hardwon body of
knowledge now sugceata that
most spills ~awse little damage to
biological elements ot the
oceans.
. Yet eve~today, each oll spill is
followed b yet another spill -of alarming lack ink spelling dJs.
aster.
At the ·me of the grounding
and des uction or the Argo
Mercha , editor Pbillp H .
AbelsOll "Science" matuine
. took his ellow journalists to
taak, ad ows :
.. The circumstances~ lngredJentstor a series of ex ct
news stories. On tbe air and
print there was liberal uae of~
te rms dis aster, ecolo1lca
catastrophe, and destructlon fisheries. I
In his editorial. Abelson de-•
tailed the findines ot 82 sclentlst.J
as publlabed in the 10'7·P•I• "Petroleum Jn the Marine ~
vironmen~.. luued by the N•
tional Academy of Sciences. U.
con1uded: 1
l .,Obviously, when 28,000 tom~
heavy oil aru released to tho eJll.
vlronment dama1e" must ret
s uit ••. but talk of a~ ecological catastrophe tbus far
only tallt. ti bas no factua
basis." ~ . I
Condnled from "E....,.,_ VSA ••ca ~ ~·· . publication of Er.icmCotp. PubUc At•
./atra Deparlmem.
, ' . ' , c
Poll-ish J o)ce: ;,. ' .
ck· Registration "'l
fraud pot.entJal, vote at.eking
and other lrreaularitles.
Another of the liberallled voter
registration concepts also was
dealt a severe blow ln the stat&~
WashinllQn. There, voters re-
jected ])Ost cant reitatration by
more than a 2-1 IDarlio. wblch
bas to be considered aub.stanttat
by anyone.
POST CARD registration, in· I
stant reliatratlon and olher such
laws have been considered in the
California leetslature, and the
postcard rectatrailon bu beea adopted.
It's a bad law tbat eboUJd be
tossed out here as it waa
·elsewhere.
There is no way to be aure tho
person ~bymallil wbO
be or she claims, and when that's
true, all kinds of tblnia, all ol
them bad, could bapl)t!ll Jn tbe
election process.
What the politicians who foster
these acbe.rnes don't recoome ls
that instant reetstration won't
stimulate voter parttclpatlOQ the
way they believe.
J WHAT JS APT to stimulate
I
I
t t
Hello, ho ho, boys ~nd eirls.
There's a feeling of Christmas in the air already,
which was capt\Jred creatively by a1J of your draw·
in gs of tree omarnents.
Alld there's a sure bet, that it these ornaments
are recreated and hung on your trees tbey're bound to
have some of the most unusual decorations along the
Orange Coast.
The m ail, as usual. was heavy, and competition
was close.
WINNING FIRST PRIZE AND i is Karen
Loomis, 14, of Irvine for her winter see e, featurine
Santa in ski clothes ready to deliver his g ts on skis.
Runner-up for $2 is Curt Visca, 14, o HunUwns>n
Beach for his galaxy of ornaments.
Honorable mentions go to Glenn COffey, 12, of
Newport Beach, for his rendering of a Santa Claus,
Erika Kohr, 9, San Juan Capistrano, for h~ reindeer,
and Becky Visca, 12, Huntington Beach, for her
snowman.
A SPECIAL MENTION GOES to Marilyn
Hansen, 9, of Costa Mesa, for her drawing of "Uncle
Len's" toy train with Santa as the conductor.
Special mentions also go to Paige Oden, 14, of
Balboa, for her rendering of a sleeping cat flanked by
candles and holly, and Christy Hollingsworth, 13.
Laguna Niguel, for her ornate wreath.
Now that ..all of you are in the Christmas spirit, Un·
cle Len has chosen greeting cards with captions .or
messages for your topic next week. These should be
fun. and maybe you might like to make larger ones
}ater to send to your friends.
ALL DRAWINGS, TO BE received by Upcle Len
by noon Thursday, should be done on white paper four
and a half inches wide by four inches deep. They
should be don<.• with black ink or black pens. Do not
us<.• <.·rayons as they do not reproduce.
. r· l ) ~.':.-~~··· ~~,~
Curt Vl1ca, 14, 9842 Stir Drive, HB
.
Drawings s hould be sent to Uncle Len, P .O. Box
1560, Costa Mesa 92626 Be s ure to lnclud~OW' name,
age. address and telephone number The contest is
open to children 15 years old and yoµnger
So long for now
'
LASE• 'LIGHT OIFFEas from otdlnary light ln term.a ot
it. frequency_ Tbe number of
vibrations or a Uaht wave per
second ts much higher with a
laser. Ordinary Uabt travels ln
all directions, while laser beams ne narrow and highly dll'ec·
tlonal.
A laser can transmit voice
messages and television sipals.
It is better than ordlnary elec·
tronic transmitters since the
laser operates at,a mucb higher
frequency and can carry m\.lch
more Information than radJo
'Waves can.
IN INDUSTllY, TH~ laser can
:-be the source or Intense beat. A beam. (or example, can bum a
bole in .a diamond. High-power
la15crs are also used to weld
metal parts togelhe~.
For a retinal operaUon, the
doctor can aim a laser beam into
a patient's eye and focus it on the
relina. The heat of the beam then
"welds" the loose retina into
place.
Excited atoms may be made to
release llfbt 1y1temat1cally. '
This is called stimulated
emission and 11 tbo mam proeesa
that t.akee place ln a laser.
How does' a laser work? The
baste part.I include a Power: s
source and a llgbt .. mplltyi~
a\.lbstance. Stimulated emllalon ,
results when enera from tbO
power eource lnteractl .Stb ex·
cited atoms in the 1ubstan~ .
THERE ARE THBEB ma.iOt'I
kinda of luel"I baaed on thek
li&ht·•DiJ>llfylDI 1ub1tancea:
solid lasers, eP ~and liquid
lasers. The lase\" wu doveloi>ed dur-· tng the late 1850I. It 1rew out of•
earlier studies of microwave
amplifylnt devlcea. Two
American pbyslclsts, Arthur
Schawlow and C.H. Townes, first
propoeed the idea of the luer bl
1858 and the fl rat one wu built ln •
the United States by Theodore
Maim an in 1860.
<Send your question on a post
card to ASK ANDY in care of the
Dally Pilot. P.O. Box "60, Costa,
Mesa 921626, making aure to ln·
elude your name, age and ad· •
dress. Entries are open to '1fls
and boys7to1'1.) I '
Rock Worth
Its Weight
BLOOMFIELD, Conn. (AP> -
A 13-ton rock may have 90lved
Bloomfield High School'l IJ'&ffiti
problems, schbol offlclala say.
Rattles Use: Wa~filg Device
, ,.. . .
Military men use a laser beam
to bounce off n target and
ttiereby determine it..s dista.qce
and speed. 'nlere's also much de·
velopment being made with
ranee fl,nders and gyroscopes.
The rock, which cost $200, was
insta11ed ha front ot the school tn
an attempt to divert unsollclted
student artwork trom corridor
walls.
Prb)clpal Louts Schiavone IQ'I
the r.ock has worked better than. Its wlf•estt~ol\a. • f • r • Snakes Sense Potemial Daiiger Throifgh Faciill Celts ~· .-'! UGllT JS A FORM ot eaergy
-tfiat is released rrom lndlvjdual
atoms in• substance. Light from
the sun or an ordinary light bulb
"Tbere•a not a mark on the
building. not even a cbalt •
mark, 0 be said. Another offictal
added that vandallscn bad been
cut 90 percent.
DEAR ELUE: My rrlend says
that rattlesnaket> have rattles on
lhelr heads, and that they will not
attack unlei.s provoked. I say
they are on the tip of the tall.
RecenUy I read that a rat·
tlesnake dJd attack a child who
was not even aware that the
snake was near. Also, are there
more than one kind?
THANK YOU. A. S.
DEAR A.S.: The rattle is on
the tail, never on the head. Its
purpose is as a warning, not or
course to prey and not as an
altruistic warning to protect an
intruder. bul as a warning or
threat intended to drive away
creature~ that might harm tlle
snake. Many wild animals have
learned the meaning or this
sound and do not bother the one
who makes it.
The rattles are composed of
keratin, similar to the substance
which forms nails, hair, horns
and feathers. They are dry and
hard. Each rattle ls a separate
segment that is well interlocked
to the next one. The number and
size varies according to species
and age.
lT IS NOT TRUE that there is
one rattle for each year of the
anake's life. Unless they are cut
or forcibly broken, the rattles
wear ore and are lost ln sue·
cession. They seem rather
fragile. yet they arc so
thoroughly litiked by lobes that
fit around each other. that they
arc not easily lost. The noise is
made by the snake vibrating Its
tail port.ion very quickly.
Some species of rattlers arc
more exciiable than others, and
it seems to be agreed that the
most aggressive of all is the
diamondback. NorlJlally a rat-
tler strikes to protett itself from
some ~ensed danger. The im-
mediate environment often af·
feels their reactions.
In all probability, the snake
you m.;nuoned was in strange
territory and already nervous,
sensinJ many sources of threat.
Rattlesnakes are pl~ vipers and
tiavo heat senslUye cells on tl\etr
race by which they can detect the
presence or a warm-blooded
creature. The sn1ke no doubt
struck ln the direcUon in which ft
scn!-ic~ KOmc pcUcnt~ul dunu;cr
r '
THERE ARE 1\IANY stones
told about f'ncounll•rs with these.
uniqut' n·pt1les and numerous
llt'<>lllc chum to hav~ been a\.
tat:k~d However there 1s u good
t:hancc th'\t in ~a~ <'n~e. the
snake hud uJ r~ud$' been pro
\'Okcd b~ somothlng or by some-
one cite
Ttlcr<.· arc d1ffc~nt kinds or
rattll•!-inukcs. and the n\lmber is
incrcu~in~ os new kinds are dis·
C'Ovl•rt•d and as. some species arc
divided into sub~pccies as dif·
fercnccs arc detected There are
more than 30 species and at least
70 subspecies Some arc large
and deadly like the famous
diamondback while others arc
s mall and less poi sonous
ELLIE
~he<l and rcplucc<l individually at ~ called incoherent Ught since it
1ntcrvulsthrou"hout lhcyear. goes ln all lirections.
THE QUIZ
1 On the <'\le 0(.1 schedufed visit to the United
Stares, the Shah of Iran said he (CHOOSE
ONE: would, would nol) 'eek .an oil price
i~re.lse ~ .l meetin11 of oil producing
countries n1t~t month.
2 Preild~nt Carter used his •econd ~sldentlal
veto to reject • rabbit me1t lnspeolon bill.
expl1inlng that the blll might strain relations
between the United Stites ind .. ? .. , a m.ajor
rabbit exporter.
•·China t>.Canada c·Cube
l Continued flghdng betwten lsraellt and
Pa~tfnlant In (CH~E ONE: Jor«Un.
L•bllnon) drew new attention to the el(•
pl0tfve situation In the Middle East.
4 True or False: lsr1el announced that ii would
not comply wltt} the UN bin on weapons ~les
'to South Africa.
S Prime Mfnlstet John Vomer of ((;HOOS!-
• ONE: Rhodtsla, South Africa) wd he does
not expect a radii war In his racially
aegrccated country. • , ,, ll'
Jn addl&lon to betn1 a family fun feature. THE
QUlZ ls an IAtegral part of the in·cJaaaroom aewl
pro1ram presented in Orange Coaat area 1ebool1
IS a public 1ervlce by tbe Dally~~·
•••• ., .. ,..., lupt!Oe ....... tu11
• • newsp1ctUre
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Senate MaJor1t9 Leader Robert Byrd•nd other seNton recently
metwithCieneralOmatTorrljoslnPanam11todlscuutheP1n1ma
Can I tre.Jtles. True °' Fils.: The Senate ft upected to vote on
the new treaties before the etid of dte year,
, sportlight
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"I!;iving
·'.frees
•
~opular
~hb se~on livin1 Christmas
trebs &Din in popularity u the
traditlOQl focal point of holiday
season decoratin1. Container gr~n Christmas trees offer
b~utilul and fire safe indoor
g..-enery that can be moved to
tbb-paUo or transplanted into the
gQl'den. Many are donated to
scbools an<t small parks as alter
·c htistmas presents. No mat-
t er.' how you look at it, Jiving
C.fltistmas trees go on glvine long
after the holiday srason.
:ro keep your tree green and
hea)thy through the holidays, it is
im~rtant to provide adequate
ai!t Jlght, moisture and a com-
forsable temperature.
..... THE REQUIREMENTS of a
hvbig Christmas tree indoors are
ro~h the same as th08e of an or-
dinary houseplant. Give your
tr:~ a spot in the sun or a well
lighted room. and keep the soil
moist. Use a large plastic saucer
to catch any drainage water, but
do-not allow the container to re-
m'nl n in standing water.
. The California Association or
Nurserymen reccommcnds
keeping your living tree inside
fQr about a week to 10 days only,
especially if your home is kept on
the warm side. Warm tem-
p eratures over an extended
p<.'riod or t1me can break the
tree's dormancy and cause it to
go into shock
J't"S BEST to avoid placing the
tree dose to the fireplace or a
hC'at outlet. Miniature lights pro-
duce less heat and are therefore
better than the larger types. Con-
tain er grown trees can be
decorated and displ ayed on the
porch or patio as well as the liv-
ing room.
Weekend
Gartkning
Checklist
. e swcet Alyssum can be sown
from seed over bulb beds. They'll
bloom with the bulbs n ext spring.
e Cool -~eason perennial
vegetables can be planted now
~uch as Artichoke, Asparagus,
and Rhubarb.
e spra} fruit trees this month lo
prevent fungus disease and in
sect pests such as scale.
e Prune out and remove all
l>lant material infected with
fireblight last year . Disinfect
[
runing tools after each cut with
ysol or Amphyl solutions and
ousehold bleach which are ef-
fective disinfectants.
•Liquid reed winter annuals as
they become established .
Amaryllis
A Holiday
Favorite
One or the great joys of
the Christmas season is
the flowering gift plants
a ssociated with the
ltolidays. Poinsettias in
~ed. white a nd pink,
hrlstmas Cac&.us,
zaleas, and now
.Amaryllis are all tracli"
Oonal favorites.
: Far and away the
easiest to grow and one
of the most spectacular
lndoor plants is the ~maryllis. Started from
arse bulbs these amu."
g plants will d.l!splay
red. pink Qr white
l>looms up to 8 lnchea
•croaa on tall 12-11 ..
italka in Just four to eh: weeks.
Landscape Winner
Wa yne DuBois of Mission Landscape Services in Costa
Mesa won the excelsior award and a first place trophy
this month at the California Landscape Contractor's As-
sociation awards banquet in Las Vegas. DuBois, a
former press foreman for the Daily Pilot, won his
trophy for work on the f acihties of R. B. Industries,
Inc., in Irvine The excelsior award goes to the most
promising new membe r of the association.
Plant · Aiillna18 · . . . . .. -· .
As Blltb €over.
There's a colorf\.al trick to bulb aardenJn1, and it'• ao euy
there'• no excuse not to try It.
Cover your bulbl with color by plantln1 certain 10.nuaJ nowen
over the bulbe after you plaQL them. 'nae AnnuaJa wW be bloomln1
wlth the bulbs, ht sprln1, and wW conUnue to provtd• eolor after the
bplbfiowersfade. Whatcouldbealmpler_:.andmoreeflective!
TREaE ARB llANY cotnbinatJons of bulbs and annuals whlcb •
ue eye·cattblna and practlcaJ. Cooalder, for Instance, a plutinaot
golden DatrodU., their trumpet nowen growin1 up throuab a cover
of white Alysaum. Daffodils can be used in combination with many
other annuals. The ;yellow and aolCI DallodJls are lovely with blue
Violas; white DalfodU. are a dellChtful eyeful with apricot Vlolu.
Don't overlook white Datlodlls with white Pansies or Violu -or
Alyssum. The whlte on white combination la most eflecUve in the garden.
When TullPI are dlJplayed in informal altuatlom -In amaU
clusters ol one color-• cover crop or a side d..feJsilll ot ann.uala cu
enhance the effect. With Tullpt use ~yssum -In white. purpte, or
pink -or Vlolaa and Pansies. A~ beauti(ul la a mix of Iceland Pop-
pies wllh Tulips. They are lookalikes, but they are d.istlncUy dil-
fer ent and make a lovely combination.
FAIRY PRIMROSES are a nice combination with bulbs,
especially with taller DaffodJls and Tulips. Nurseries bave these
cool season charmers in •hades of lavender, rose, red and whlte.
Violas and PaMles also offer sparkling accenta wheh combined
with the varied and lovely s hadesoCHyaclnths.
Even if your bwbs were planted last month, there's no reason not
to plant the bulb bed cover rlahtnow. Take some care in J)repa.rin1 the
soil for the cover plan ta to avoid dlsturblnl the bulbe already plant.eel.
Select
Suitable
Vines
When driving through
established
11eighborhooda or parks
' GARO~NING
Cyclamen,. a cool season
charmer, whether used in-
doors ln pots or outdoors in
the garden, provides lovely
color to brighten up the
.winter scene. Nurseries now
have blooming cyclamen ln
pots and tJats which can be
easily transplanted .
------------------------• in your area keep your
for holiday
festivities ...
It's Easy to Buy
Gardening Gifts
Your gardening friends and relatives must surely be the easiest
folks to buy for at Christmas. There's a multitude of items to choose·
from -large and s mall. costly and inexpensive but each appears on
a Christmas list somewhere. Indoor gardeners are also quick to ap-
preciate gifts that enhance their green thumbs.
What gardening bufC wouldn't love to have a new drip irrigatlon
system for the vegetable garden to save wat~r and make irrigating
emcient and easr.. Camellias and Azaleas in bloom are always a de-
light especially if p1anted in attractive redwood tubs ready to dis-
play inentrywaysandonpatios.
NEW HOSES, garden shears, greenhouses, spray equipment,
lawn mowers, rakes and wheelbarrows can also be j ust the right gift
for the gardener on your list. What about gardening clothes?
Whether it's a new hat. rubber gloves for spraying, overalls or
Jeans, your gift will be a hit.
The indoor gardener can always use a few new plants "'at
they've never tried just Cor the challenge. New pots in lar1er alzes
are always needed when it comes repottlng lime, and lt always
seems like a few more pretty saucers would really dress th.lnp up.
Potting soil and fertilizer are ln constant demand as are macrame
hangers and fluorescent lighl,s. Books on the su~ject are ~lally good gifts. •
FULL COWR illustrations or houseplants and cultural tlPI are
an indoor gardener's best friend. Subscriptions to gardening
magazines are a great way to be remembered throughout the year.
There's really no limit to the Christmas gin possibllitiea. For
more ideas, visit your local nursery or garden center.
eyes open to the visual
impact of flowering
vines and ground covers.
Then after you're·
thorouehly enchanted
with the effect of the
bright colors and
flowers, shop for the
vines or ground covers
suited to your landscape
situation.
Do you have entry way
poles to cover? lmatlne
a well groomed Star
Jasmine trained as a
vine with rr:nr::t white blossoms tr up the
supports. The versatile
Star Jasmine ls also a
popular ground cover or
border plantin•-
Whatever use you have
for the quick erowlnc
vi n e /ground cover,
you'll be glad lo know it's
as tough as It is pretty
once established.
IF YOU NEED a vine
to cover fences, in-
vestigate he
Evergreen Clematic.
This is a vigorous erower
and produces a beautiful
ca$cadlftg effect or white
flowers. In areas with
mild winters, nothing
surpasses the beauty of
·Bougainvillea.
Color Your Garden
\ SPRINGTIME ~~ ~ ~: ICELAND POPPIES
· Anoiher gorteout background of brtgtu ~or In reek. ~llows. orantn
and paatela. Rotert hybrid vartttt .. will bloom thf'OU9h ,.,, aprlng.
PRIMROSE
Roger• hae both Engllth and Fairy
varletln-the foundation of any tprl"9
9arden-avallable tn white, yellow.
Ttd, plnka. or•• and blu-.
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Saucer Sighter
Physicist Shetls If is Skepticism
A,.W.,...._
ToRun1
Friends of anti-ERA
activist and con-
servative Phylll:;
Schlafly are circulat-
ing nominating peti-
tions in anlic1palion
of a possible bid lo
challenge Sen.
Charle~ H. Percy m
the Republican
primary next year,
Obscenity
On Plates
Fought
TRENTON, N.J. CAP>
-A special "tag Cot'C(!"
is working ror the stale Lo
root out obscene license
pl a lei;.
Joseph \tonal'O, ass1s
tant director uf the
state's motor vch1dc
division, s :.iad some
drivers ask for obscene
or suggestive words on
personalilt.'<I plates The
'anity plates c:.in be
purchased for S50
i''or example, Monaco
s:.iad lht· rcc1u<•st by a
fcmt1I<' ps)l'h1atrist wh<>
..., a nkd to p11t lh1· \\ onl
"Libido ' on hl•r ht'ense
plate was rC Jl'C t e d
hecaus<• "1t has a Sf'XUal
<·onnolal1on "
But he l'ont1•1h•d th1•rc
arc slap ups t\ Patt•rson
man driVl'S around in hi s
German <"Ompal'l walh a
fivc·lctlcr Y11Jd1sh ob
Sl'el\ity on his tags.
Monaco said
"We do ha\C a .ICY.ash
pt'rson an our sr,ec1al
plate unit," he said
":\1 :I\ bt· she's too refined
tu know that \\Or<I "
ST. LOUJS (AP)-Thepursull ot .. flying auucers" can bead!!-
llcull thln1 for a sclentbt,
e•peclally If he becomes con-
vinced he hu found what he was
looking ror.
"It's changed my life com·
pletely," said Or. Harley D.
Rutledge, head of the physics de-
partment of Southeast Missouri
Slate Universlty in Cape
Girardeau and a man. colleagues
say. who Is not prone to exag-
gerate
RUTLEDGE BEGAN as a
skeptic in 1973 when il was sug-,
gested that he investigate a rash
of sightings or unidentified flying
objects an southeast Missouri.
Now. after more than four years
of research and observation. he
has rrluctantly admitted that he
cannot debunk the stories.
The information gathered by
Hulledge, including more than
700 photographs, is a res ult or
hundreds or nights spent an the
aar, in fields and on hillsides, 1:1c·
l'Ompanied. always, by other ob·
servers and e<.1uipmcnt which in·
eludes telescopes, cameras and a
spectrograph.
AT 51, MARRIEDt with five
<:hlldrcn. he is laying his reputa-
tion and career on the line and
saying that there really is
something up there that cannot
be l'X plamcd by conventional
log a<"
·'No~ I know they arc up there
What thl'y are or where they
<".1m1· from. I have no wav or
I.no"' 1r1g But they arc there:" he
said an un mtcrvacw
Hutlcdgc has made more than
110 :.aghtings, both in daylight
and at night. At least 25 or those
sightings he labels as "incredi-
bll' . '
T ll REE o•· THE most con-
vmcang sight1n~s came within
two w<•eks of ea<'h other in May
W7:l The first. from the air. in-"'h l'd wh,t hl' calls "a 45 second
mdumorphosb" lnvol\'lng 10
L in1it R e m ain s
LOS ANC:ELES CA PJ
The Clly Council has
voled 10 lo 5 lo shelve a
proposal that Y.ould have
l"H'mplcd commcn·1al
kt•nnels from limiting
doJ! und cal hreeding A
c·11rr1•11t ord1nann• limits
till' hrl·1·1hng of fcmak•s
lo one hll1·r LI ~car fur
comm erciL1I and pn vale
o~ ners
Divorcees N ixed
On Cal-Jle t Loan
SACHA MENTO I A I' J Attorney General
Eve lie Youn~cr i..iys <la vor<"ccl spouses or Cahfo.rnia
veteraM an• not entitled to low Cal-Vet interest
rates on home loans
The formal opinion. promptl·d the stale Depart·
mcnl or Vl'lerans Affairs lo say 1l would continue to
refuse· applic:.itions from divorced spouses for the
Cal· Vet rate. currently 5.6 percent A spokesman
said they will still be eligible for non-veterans'
loans or 7.6 percent.
T llE SPOKESMAN SiHO WIDOWS ilnd
widowers or vctl'rans remain ch~iblc for the lower
rote.
Attorney general opinlonc; arc noi icgall) bln<.i·
ing but often <'atry weight with a government
agency
Cal-Vet. uulhurlzcd by the vot£>rs In 19 ;.a, lssues
bonds to fin:.ince low.interest home and farm loans
or up to $13,000 to about 115,000 veterans.
LAST VEAR A 8 11,L BY Sen. John Dunlap. D·
Napa, was passed and signed into law to allow
divorced wives or husbands of veterims who are
awarded a Cal· Vet-financed house in a property set·
tlement to pay the same Interest rate. The bill.
backed by women's gr°"ps, took effect this year.
But John Kinney. Cal-Vet's acting director.
sald the legislative counsel ratsed constitutional
questions about the bill, so the aaenc)' refused to is·
sue loons at the reduced rates to former spouses.
pend int lhe attorney general's opinion.
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140 SIGHTINGS
Or. Harley Rutledge
balls or li~ht that had no buslness
being where they were. in the air
near the s mall town or Piedmont,
Mo.
The second and lhtrd sightings,
which h(! believes to be con·
<"lusivc because he was so close
to the objects, were made near
Farmington, Mo. about two
weeks lat.er. On lhe night of May
24 Rulledgt• and several other ob·
servers spotll'd an object with a
triangular shaped liebt pattern
passing over them. Rutledge teo-
lallvcly labeled the object as ;in
airplan(•, but said that later
evidence discou nted that
posslb1hty
T UE NEXT NIOllT, tte said.
he and colleagues observed M
hu~e object that had nearly
vassed O\'er them before they
i.potlcd at.
"IL had four lights. t \\O red and
two wh1ll·." the professQr said.
"It w a:; closr <•nough that I could
SN' purti; of 1t throu~h my 80·
1.1 ow l' r ll• I cs t' ei pt· It h ad u
metallic skin atid I coulcl muke
out a ribbed pattern in the red
lights."
Because of the delicaey of his
position. Rutledge said he has
been reluctant to talk about the
phenomena. Now, he said, he
believes be can survive the soorr-
ing he will hear -and he say&
he believes he baa an obU1aUon
to tell the public what he knows.
• R UTLEDGE'S COLLEAGU~
point out tn• he is an intense
man . but rational and con·
servative.
"Anything he does ha11 Jou of
effort put into it ... said Dr.
Donald Fromsdorl, dean of lhe
College or Sciences at Southeast
Missoun. "Everything Is done
professionallv. scientificallv.
"I have no qualms about his
professional bltegrity or the way
he goes about things. But he has
taken on a monumental task."
MUCH OFTll E work has been
funded through grants from the
university and a special grant
from the St. Louis Globe-
Democrat.
Rutledge rlt;iews, but will notl
include in hi• research data, re·"
ports from l•mcn. He also re·
fuses to be associated with
amateur UP't> clubs, which he
says he has tearned are usually
run by persohs who are seeking
no more than cheap thrills or
public1tv
"I really didn't ask for the posi·
lion m which I now find myself,"
Rutledge said. "But now, af I am
to perform a service, 1 suppose al
must be to prepare people for lhe
various passibilities."
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SAILING COURSES
Salllfta Schol •l 1pedal ralt9
"Crew1A1 CCManH" ror lhe faml1¥.
WEEKEND CRUISES
Sall latatr boa ta H part of a workla1 uew.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
I ncluding tt:nols t oarnameata,
back1ammoo, pong, video blackjack,'
1iaal i' TV "'eea. disco partl•, TGlF
partlu, Sunday bruncbea (members
only> and many more. \..
Many activities now takto1 place!
T h is Sunday, we'r e
having a "share the ride"
day on some of our boats.
Call for details and-:::~·;;;: information. -Al!!
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the origin of thll objects that he
has seen. But he does say lhat he
has documented evidence that
thl•y h:.ive performed aerial gym
nasties thut sel•m fur bl')ond
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'.the Fon% and Friend
Actor Henry Winkler, known for his role
as television's ''The Fonz" on Happy
Pays, poses at his Los Angeles home with
his girlfriend Stacey Weitzman. They
were being interviewed by Barbara
Walters for an ABC-TV special.
Police Offer
Bike P 'rogram
Public relat1ons-consc1ous south Orange Coast
law enforcement agencies have launched a pro·
gram geared to overcome a so-called "bad guy"
image and educate area children about bicycle
safety.
"There has been a reluctance of the police of·
f'lcers to write bicycle violation tickets so some kid
has to go to court," South Orange County Municipal
Court Jud~e JQhn Griffin told newsmen al Laguna
Niguel. I \
i GRU'f'IN SAID POLICE officers in the south
Qrange County area would begin issuing warnings
(Qr bicycle violations. A third warning in a 12-month
period would require a court appearance.
• "Once it has been made a court matter, the
police agency will notify the person about a bicycle
eafety school," Griffin explained "The person can
l'VOid coming to court 1f they enroll in and complete
the safety school prior to their court appearance
date."
Griffin said the bicycle class 1s offered at Sad-
~eback College on Saturdays
"The bicycle safety school not only educates l1'e kids, but also develops a feeling of rapport
between the offtcer and the kids," Griffin ex·
plained "And education is a heck of a lot more 1m·
pt>rtantthan a fine."
GRIFFIN SAID BICYCLE safety violators
over 18 would be cited for any v1olat1ons but would
ij1ll have the option of attending the safety school in
lieu of a fine.
: Representatives from the Orange County ~eriff's Department, the Laguna Beach and San
~lemente Police departments and the California
jtighway Patrol praised the approach to bicycle
,af ety violators.
• "We are teaching them lo become good drivers Ci> when they get to 16 they'll already be good
~rivers," Patrolman Richard Van Cott told the
cathering, stressing that bicycles must obey the
'..!fame traffic laws as automobiles
f · VAN C01T A~ LAUDED the public rela·
1lons approach to area children.
1 · "If we can get throuch to these kids early in
'cheir life that we're trying to help them, then that ~eve lops good rapport,·· he explained '• .... ..
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police department a
Cbrtstm• season .rlah if
they arrange to rellster
bicycles whtch will be
fo und u nd er t h e Chriatmu ll'eo Deo. 2$ a bit.early.
LlcemM!S recrulnld for
uit ,,.... bicycles aN Issued for a St fee only 011 S1t.u~ays
between 9 a.m. and ' Former V.S. Senator p.m. atlhepoUcedepart.-
Harold Hughes says ment front count.er,
he's come to the coo-authorities note.
cluslon that there is They urge resldenta to •
no such thing as a beat the Cbri•lmaa
just war. "It •s 8 crunch by Uceminc aift
c o m ml t m e n t o f bicycles early·
b 1 f il I , "Each year we aet at a so ute ~ ure. t 8 least 100 to 150 new onea
no sol ution that that people want to.
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Trader's Saga Christmas
Old Timer Filmed Crime
MEMPHIS, Tenn. <AP> After 71 years swap·
ping horses and mules, Ray Lum is dead. But on
tape and film the crusty old trader still spins yams
for the credit card generation or the world he knew.
''We s~nt six years recording Ray Lum before
he died last December," Judy Peiser said.
Meet Set
The Christmas time
crime season is ap·
pro.ching and the Hunt·
ipgton Beach Police
Qepartmeot-sponsored ~eighborhood Watch
program has scheduled a
O~ILY PILOT AJ
;
SHE'S CO-DIRECTOR OF the Center for
Southern Folklore, a cultural outpost under siege by
the 20th century. special public meeting ------------------_.;..----------------------------Dec. 7. "We recorded about 300 of his stories on life in
the wild and woolly West and Mississippi Delta."
Through her work an~ that of co-director Bill
Ferris, Ray Lum lives. He's a movie, an essay, a re·
cord. four ta{?es and a book; 85 years of stories
about people and animals met criss-crossing tbe
.country
THERE WAS "LITTl-E EATUM," the crazed
horse he clobbered with a two-by-four. There were
the 80.000 horses he bought In Laplant, S.D., wliere
the manure was so abundant "you could walk for 20
miles and never get off'it." ~nd there was the laU,
no-good horse•whose owner couldn't drown him
because no river was deep enough.
The center began work in 1972 when Ms. Peiser,
32, a free-lance filmmaker. met Ferris, who Wflll do·
ing research in the Delta for his doctorate. Ferris,
35, of Vicksburg, Miss., teaches folklore at Yale.
For three years, the center was in Judy
Peiser's filmstrip-festooned bedroom. Then cam~ a
Rockefeller Foundation grant for three films, one
on Lum
AWARDS AND MORE GRANTS followed,
permitting a move to an old house where Lum 's str·
ing tie and Stetson and Pecoliw \l/arntr's •¥ills
hang on the walls, and James "Son Ford" Thomy'
clay birds line the mantle.
There are 15 employee& splicing tapes, editing
films, transcribing records, assemblin~ sll<le·
shows and writing essays and books. The 11 films
produced folk music, traditions, crafts and religion
record history as no book can
"We let the people in the films speak for
themselves, like their own living document. No nar·
ralor comes on the screen and aays, 'Here we are'.
Special home security
precautions will be put·
lined at the session in the
Police Department
Auditorium, 2000 Main
St., directly across from
Huntington Beach High
S~ool.
Neighborhood Watch
Presit1ent Deane El·
licksoh said literat'lre
about the community
orjmefightuig progqam ,
will be av~lable at the .
meeting for those -ln·
terested in joining it
Detective Sgt. Dennis
Martin will speak at both
the Dec. 7 meeting and
the next general
Neighborhood Walch
membership meeting
Dec. 21. Both will deal
with hoUday crime.
Further information
a bout Neighborhood
WAtch may be obtained
by calling the pollce de
perlment.
PR<YTECFED
CLEARWATER. Fla.
<AP) -Construction of a
high school has been de·
layed to maintain peace•
THE CENTER'S FILMS ARE sold and rented. for a neatby eaile's n~st.
More than two million people have seen them. Work on Countcys1de
The first showing of the Lum film wu in the· fli8b has been put. of( un·
subject's hometown. Opening night in Vlcbburs for tU late spring, when the
"Ray Lum: Mule Trader" was cold and wet. exp_ected eaglets and their Americln baltl
"I doubted anyone would show up, but when 1
checked, the theater was packed. Everyone who
had ever traded with Mr. Lum or who had tMlen out·
traded by him was· there. He was signin1 auto-
graphs . . . It was fantastic."
RAY LUM BECAME a hometown folk' hero.
"Instead of seeing Mr. Lum as an eccentridold
man, they saw how important he was, n Ma. PeiMt
said .. ''And he could seeittoo." l
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eagle parentl normally
would fiy north for the
summer.
The action was taken
because federal law prQ·
hibits any activities thdt
would jeopardize bald
eagles, an endansered '
species (LS well ~ a na·
tiopal symbol. ,
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Events H~ Advent;· Hanukkah
A three-day s~minar, titled
.. JfFnily, the Chalice of Love,"
wlll conclude Sunday •l lhe
Lecuoa Moulton Community
Pl,Jbouse. 60CS Lacuna Canyon
RoW. Jt la sponsored by Sol
Cester FoandaUoa, a non-profit
edacat.iooal research orianlza-
Uon. • Malcom MacGregor, author of
"Your Money Matters,'' wlll
speak at the
m .. e n • s
ludtheon at 11:~5 a. m .
M<Diday at the
N e:w port·
Mt:ta Chris· ll" Center, td E . 22nd
St •• Costa
M~a. MacGregor MAco11aoo11
directs Ministries Unlim ited and
has lectured nationally and in-
l er n at 1 on ally in churches,
teaching Chnstian principles of
financial freedom found m the
Bible.
* Communlly Church by lbe Bay
will have a Chrn.lmas dinner
dance Dec. 4 at the Balboa Bay
Club. Reservations may be made
by calling 645 7650
* To promote greater involve-
ment in adult Jewish studies. a
Jewish Book Frur will be present.
ed In ®nnection with the Hanuk·
kah Festival at 10 a.m. Dec. 3 at
Te1Dple Sharon, 617 W. Hamilton
St., Costa Mesa. ,,
Temple Ellat, Mission VieJO,
will sponsor a Hanukkah auction
at 8 p m. Thursday at Empire
Gallen Ucl., Santa Aoa. ·Ad·
mlasioo b Pwt!Mr inform•·
tioo it available by callln& Anlta Kw1.lat_.... • A family Advent aervlce, in·
cludlo1 mu1lc: by tbe three
church cbotn, will bealn at t:ao
p.m. Sunday at thei8':tplier.I e(
tbe Hlll1 UaH•• Met•oclla&
Cllurcb, 3ll001 Kulrluda Blvd.,
Mission Vlejo.
* A special service to introduce
the Advent season will be1tn at 9
a.m. Sunday for member• of the
Lutbenn Ml11loa ln La1una
Niguel. Worships are held at the
Niguel Hills Junior High School.
* Orange County REACT will
hold a rummage sale Dec. 3 trom
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Chriltlao
Chapel, 1735 E. Collins Ave .•
Orange. Funds wUl provide
Christmas for a needy family in
Orange County. REACT la a DOD·
profit organization of citisens
band radio operators who donate
their time to provide emergency
assistance lo motorists and to
provide communications for
c(vic and charitable event.a. • A Hanukkah Carnival will be
presented by Temple Belb Darid
of Orange County from 11 :30
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Dec. 4 at the
Temple, 6100 Hefley St.,
Westminster. Food, gift and
game booths will be featured.
The Sisterhood will have a
Hanukkah party at 8 p.m . Dec. 5.
Paula Jack, representative of the
Merle Norman Studio,
Westminster, will present a
workshop on skin care and use of
cosmetics. More information is
Holiday To111•
Heritage Featrued in Homes
Three southern Orange County homes will emphasize the 014·
fashioned Christmas theme when they are opened for the annual
holiday tour, sponsored by the Lake Hllls Community Church
Women.
Theme of the event, lo take place Dec. 1 lrom 9 a.m. to 1:30
p.m., is Heritage of the Past. The tour will conclude with a festive JuQchcon at the church's fellowship hall, where the 70.voice El
Toro High School concert choir will entertain.
HOMES ON DISPLAY WILL be those of the Don Tlllotsons,
lr•ine; the Mike Frushes, Mission Viejo, and the Dwight
Lund bergs, San Clemente.
Features o( the Tillotsons' home are antiques, a grandfather's
clock crafted by Tillotson and handpainted china and handmade
qµilts by Mrs. Tillotson.
An antique collection also will be viewed at the Frush home.
Included are an old English victrola and an American turn-of-the-
century upright piano around which the trio, Heavenbound will pre-
sent special music.
THE OCEAN CAN BE SEEN from three directions al the ln·
level htlltop home of the Lundbergs. Heirloom Danish Christmas
plates adorn a kitchen wall, and other antiques include Swedish
swords. Mrs. Lundberg wall share highlights of her Swedish heritaae
and a recent trap to Scandinavia.
. Tickets may be purchased at the church patio or by phoning
Lois Leestma, chairman, at 768-5422 or the church office, 83'1·7729.
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anllable by calllq the temple
office at-.ea3.
* · Bated aoodl. cratta, ptanta
and decoratioQ wW be IOld dur-
lnf th• annual boutique, to be
pr aented-at 10 a.a.. Dec. '1 by tho
Ualte4 PresbJierlu Wemn'• FeUow1blp of St. Andrew'•
Pr~1byterlao Church, 800 St. An·
drewa Road, Newport Beach.
Lunch will be aerved at 11:30
a.m.
* Dr. Clifford Wilson, senior lee·
turer ln education at Monub
. University. Melbourne, wlll
speak at 6 p.m. Sunday at the
Plra& CllrtaUu C•arcll, 120"1
Maln St., Huntington Beach. Dr.
Wilson ls conaultlng editor of the
journal, Bible and Spake, a
digest of bibllcal arcbeoloo,
wblcb will be hls topic.
* Shepherd ol tbe 11.LUa Ual&ecl
Cllunll ol CluiA, 30121 Niguel
Road, Laguna Niguel, will
celebrate the beginnlnc of Ad·
vent with a wreath-making
workshop at 5 p.m. Sunday. Al·
tel'Ward a chili supper will be
served and there wlll be caroling
and an ex.change of "secret pal"
names.
* The l~th anniversary of Ellen
G. While, author. health
educator and promoter of the
Seventh-day Adventist medlcal
care network will be celebrated
at 11 a.m .• today al the White
Memorial Cllareb of Seventh-day
Adventlltl, Los Anaeles. A tour
of the White Memorial Medical
Center ii lnclUdod ln the daylclq
prosram. ..
The Marionette Theater of tbe
Word will live two Orange Coast
presentaUoos of "I Would Take
You tolheCbristCblld."
The perfol'mance, featurlnl a
caa\ of puppets dramatising
event• of the nativity, will be
given at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at
the Abiding Savior LaU.enn
Church, 28262 El Toro Road, El
Toro. ·
The second program will be at
7:30 p.m. Friday at the Plymouth
Church, 3262 Broad St., Newport
Beach.
* The Rev. Pet.er Scannell, head ot the Cathollc Diocese of Orange
matrimonial tribunal, will be
featured on the "Catholic
Dimensions" radio show at 10:30
a.m . Sunday on KYMS FM. He
will discuss the tribunal's func-
tion. ..
The Union of American
Hebrew Congreealions, Paclftc
Southwest Coun~I. will be
represented on "Let's Rap" at
11 : 30 a.m. Thursday on Channel
11. . •
Topia under dlacua1loo wlU be
the cbanllni role of women ln
tbe Jteform-'Jewilb Movement. at•olllcanca ol tll Hanukkah
I Uval and CODCttDt about anU·
aemllllm and MClal prosrama. • A •l*lal Hanukkah prosram wlll l>o preaented at 1:30 a.m.
Doc. 'on Cbume14 on tbe Hdea
"Odyasey.0 ..
Calv~ Quel, 831'32 Bll sw-.
Dana Point. wlll present Geotle
Paith tn a free concert at 7:ao p.m. Friday.
* Homebaked 1oods, plant. and
gara1e type ltemt wUl be offered
tor sale from 0 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday at the parldn1 lot '4 St.
Matthew Lutheran Churcb, 18182
Culver Drive. Irvine. Proceeds
will benefttOaWCoUeselnbae.
Dr. Harold Nlckel, who 1enes
with the BapUst Evan1ellltlc
Missionary AaloclatJon on the
Gold Cout in Australla, will
show slides and talk about the
ministry there tor the ~
Bible FdJowJll,lp at e p.m. Sun-
day at La Quinta High School,
Westmln'ster. ..
>. Chrutmas boutique wlll be
held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 3
at the Gardea Grove Cbucb al
Goel.
Dual Rituals
Contirwe at
NYClwrclws
EAST MEADOW, N.Y. CAP) -Two Lutheran congregations,
suspended by the American
Lutheran Church for allowing
Christian and Jewish rituals, are
continuing their dual approaches
to religion.
The Rev. John Hove, co-pastor
of St. Joh.n's Lutheran Church ill
North Massapequa, said the
parish has lost some members
because of the unusual services.
But he added that it bas gained
others.
Hove, one of three ministers al
the two churches Involved, keeps
a kosher home and wears a
yarmulke skullcap and tams
prayer s hawl and slogs in
Hebrew at the Hebrew service.
The Rev. Donald Smestad,
pastor of Christ Lutheran Church
in East Meadow, defended
Hebrew aspects of the services.
"Jesus was, is and always will
be a Jew,"hesaid.
Smestad, Hove and Hove's co-
pastor, the Rev. Jack Hickman,
all are in their 40s and attended
the Lutheran Theological
Seminary in st. Paul, Minn.
Smestad explained that the key
differences between Christians
and Jews is that Ch~istians
believe Christ to be the Messiah,
whose comin& still ls awaited by
Jews.
OC Leaders Cited ·
As .llumanitiirians
Three Orange County leaders
will. be honored at a formal dJn-
n er Thursday at tbe first
humanitarian awards btiicfao~
sponsored by the newly or·
ganized Orange County Chapter,
Natioqal Conference of Chris·
tlans and Jews.
Cited for thelr effort to hn·
prove the cause of brotherhood in
the county are:
Kenneth W. Hickenbottom who
recently retired aa executive
director of the Orange County
Council, Boy Scouts, after a
lifetime devoted to youth.
DR. STANLEY KEGEL, Santa
Ana physician lon1 active in
child welfare, the Children's
Hospital of Orange County and a
leader in Jewish welfare ln the
county.
Supervisor Thomas F. Riley,
currently chairman of the
Orange County Board of
Supervisors and lOQI idenUfied
with Big Brothers and other
county social welfare cal1$es.
Reservations for the $LOO-•·
plate banquet, to be held at tbe
Disneyland Hotel beginnlna at 7
p.m .. can be made by calling the
NCCJ county office at 738-14'1.
Chairman is Dr. Daniel G.
Aldrich Jr., cbanceUor of UC
Irvine.
Arab Jews lnVited
To World Meet
NEW YORK (AP) -As a re-
s ult of Egyptian President
Sadat's visit to Jerusalem, the
World Conference of Synagoeues
and Jewish Communities bas in·
vit.ed Jews of Egypt to send a de·
legation to the or1anizatlon's
world conference in Jersusalem
nextll'eb.14.
OCMission
Sets Banquet
Harald Bredeson, who boets
the "Charisma" television show
which la seen over more Ulan 800
stations. will be the speaker at
the Orange County Rescue Mis-
sion '• banquet at 6:30 p.m. Dee. 6
al lhe Saddleback Inn. Santa
Ana. -Entertainment will be pro-
vided by 1be Claiborne Singers,
two YOUD8 couples who have llP-
peared on several television
shows and bave eotenained at
schools, priaons and military
bases.
Ticket.a, at '8 per person tit per
couple. may be reserved by call~
log the mission office bJ Friday ·
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: • ,Rev. 09/ld.Jocobsen, preaching
Ct\LBa l'OOT£
KdMd '-""°° spend1DI IDb)' or ntn montbl
jail a tnaJ, tbe doctrtM
that In~ tt lD.llocent until pl'O'fea~&UlltY seems a mocklf'J.
'lb• ateUled ~ la effect. belna
punlabed bdoneonVicUon.
But U nleUed from custody.
the •ce\MCl may •cape Justice
by l'UDll1q awa,, compromile
the trial proeesa b)' lDUmldatiq
wltneasea or commit' a crinie
before belDI broqbt to trial.
TllE 'PMLUaE TO IUa?CtAle
to all dtiltm. tetardlen of nee
or economic clreumst.ances, due
process and equal protection un-
der the law eoostttutes OP• of the moat penaalve denials of equal
rt1bta in the entire judicial
system.
What to do with the accuaed tm·
til trial bas pla1ued every
system of criminal justice at
least since Plato wrote about the
problem more than 2,000 years
a10. The traditional Aa1lo· Americ~ ~ns~ to tbl5 dilem-ma la. the ~uem, which uses
financial incentives to deter
ru1ht.
)
limited number of defendants
wbo bav• been releuecl on oa
could bave afforded ball. ·
Perh• tbe net ~pact cl OJl
.hu been to tnt4Gilt7 the dll-crhntnatory effect of poverty, for
J>OOI' people now eome into court
under a double handicap: llliJt' ontY do they suffer the p .... udlei
that resultl from poverty ln tbe
diapo1Ulon "' their CUet, but.
alao they are often considered ''unrellabte0 as well. Consclous.
ly or uucomciously .. judcea,
Juries and counsel mlJ' reucn
tbat U they had been worth anYthlq they would have been
refeued on OB.
SBVEUL &EA.SONS aceoant
for tb1s failure of OR and nlaiecl
reforms to resolve dilcrtmlna·
tioD a1ainst the poor in pre-trtel
detention.
\
The accused can be condi-
tionally releued upon the de-•
posit offlnanclaJ security to back
his promise to show up ln court or
trial; U be falls to appear, the
·security ia forfeited.
INMATES AWAIT TRIAL IN MAHAnAN HOUSE OF DITENTION
Most ln1portant is the judiclal ·Caleb Fooe. baa beeli. profeuoi
reapcmse to public demands for of law and c~ in tM ·f',
,protection against crimes com· ww Scbool·llt UC BerkeleY aiDci ·
TBE AllOVNT BEQUlllED to
be posted is set by a Judie at the
accused's first appearance in
court following hla arrest and is
supposed to be determined after
consideration of such factors as
the seriousness of the crime charged, the accused's prior
record and the strength of bis ties
to the community.
lo all except death penalty
cases. tbia rlgllt to ball pending
trial t. iuaraoteed by federal law
and almoat all state constitu·
tions. ••Thia traditional rl&bt to
freedom before conviction," the •
U.S. Supreme Court said in 1951,
,"'permits the unhampered prep-
araUon of a defense and serves
to prevent the Infliction of
punishment prior to conviction.
Unless th.ls right to bail before
trial is preserved, the presump-
tion of innocence, secured only
after centuries of struggle, would
lose its meaning."
• IT JS IMPOllTANT to rec-
9gnhe, however, that the
"traditional riSbt • • is merely that
of bavinl a judle aet the amount
o! bail which is required in a
particular cue to secure pre-
trial freedom.
While the amount. accordinl to
the Constitution. cannot be "ex-
cessive," court.a have held that
the amount ''usually fixed" for
the offense charged meets this
requirement. If the defendant
cannot afford that amount, be
etays in jail. Ordinarily, the amount of ball
ranges from $1,000 to _$25}~00,
although in some cases ball baa
been set aa high u $1 millloll.
As most defendants do not have
such assets, a bonding system
has developed whereby a defen·
dant can purchase the ~ulred
s ecurity from a licensed
bondsman for a premium -
usually around 10 percent of the
required bond.
THUS. IF BAIL ls set at $$,000,
a defendant can pay a bail
bondsman $500, which ls not re-
fundable, and the bond.smu will
post the $5,000 bond in the defen-
dant 'a behalf.
As the bondaman is liable to
lose the $5,000 if the defend.anl
disappears, he frequenUy pro-
tects himself by demanding
some collateral, and many peo-
ple do not have sufficient col-
lateral.
In any event, a bondsman ia
not required to put up bond for
anyone and will only do so if be
regards the defendant as a good
risk. The result ls that many de-
fendants fmd them.selves unable
to obtain a bond.
THIS SYSTEM MAY ha•e
.worked tolerably well when there
was little concern tor the ricbts
f>f slav11 or paupers, and wben
such proteet1ona of the Bill of
Rights as the rtpt to counael or
ball depended upon tbt-'ablllty of
the defendant to pay for them.
Tbe perpetu•tion of auch
economic discrimination ia 1n-
con1ruou1. bowe'fel', in a society that baa abolished slavery and
proclaima "equal justice under
law" uit.sideal.
Such d1acrim1Dat1on bu been
reco1nhed and at leaat
ameliorated in CODDection with
other civil rlaht.s: thus the at.ate
mu1t supply cou.oael and the
means for appeal to a defendant
even if he cannot pay for tbem.
But a rlgbt to pre-trial liberty re-
mains a ~ad letter as far as moat poor persons are con-
cerned.
l"UBTBEaMOllE, IN·
TENSIVE itudies my students
and I conducted during the 1950s
show that persons detelned
because ol lpabllity to post ball
receive more severe sentences if
fou.od guilt)'. ' Ukewile in many cues, as the Supreme Court bas impllciUy
recopiz:ed, it is hard to defend
oneself aialn.st convtotioP --behttidban. . mlttedbydefendantaonpN-trial 1915. · • :.,,
release. Although lJ1 theory tbo He ~ taUidlt at M •
law is clear that risk of flltb\ ts UnlTeralty ol Penna1lvula ail~·
the only relevant criterion for bu beelladlP.lttecUothepndlee r
bail aettlnl. judges usually de-of law In l'ennsylvanla an4
mand blgb bail wbeneVer theJ befoi-e the United State'
perceive the 1U1hte1t risk ol SupremeCowt. crime to the public. Author of .. Studles on n.stt• •
To date, we have not developed and co.author ot •"J'he CUltuN cl
any 1clentlflc techniques for pre-tbe Unlvenlt,y" and "Cues 8Dct
dictingruturecrlminalltytbatdo Materials Oil Famlly X....'' be
not Involve iross errors of over-was .-0 Cblefty respoulble for predlc~. But despite lta ll· · draftlus tbe report_ of the
TBE caIMINAL SYSTEM. Le&alllY and its simpllatlcally er-Amerfcu Friends Service Com·
from tbe Supreme Court down to rooeous asawnptiou, ~nventf v• mittee, 11Stnaqle for Justice: A
public defenders, bu taken 00 ef. detention ts not ODl7 tolerated but Report GG Crtme ud. Pwliih•
fectlve actiosa to remedy these often demanded. mentmAmerica.''
Moreover, American Jails used
to detain pereons accused of
crime are overcrowded, un-
sanitary and unsafe. lronlcalb', a
detained defendant who 1a fouod
guilty and sentenced to tmprleoo·
ment will usually be transferred
to u lnatltutlon where llvlna con·
ditiona are far better than tbole
1n jail -wbel'e one is entitled to
the presumption of innocence.
manifest tntrtnpmenta ol due FOa EXAMPLE, IN New * * '* process. equal protectlon, and York City in m& a black Juda• unconstltutiooalpunlahment. wbo followed the ·la• in barJalnbalem~.tableoalylt
A short-lived concern with the generously granUns OR releues 80 to 90 ~Of all defendant.(•
Impact ol poverty upon the fair-was severely erltlclsed: tbe .plead l\illtf. Plea barea.lnlni l&'
ness of the crlmlnal justice pressur,a exerted by newapapera; tbe heart of the system and.
system during the 1960's resulted police andprosecutonre.ultCldiD rtgbUy or wrongly1_ttl1 belleftd
in the development of pr•trial bis transfer to a civil court. • . that if most or au poor deli ·
release procedures which Thus the 'great majority who ~nta were released penc:ti.l~
eliminate or minimize financial are not dangerous are detained trial instead of be1na Jailed, die
security. because they cannot be dis· rate of guilty pleu woWcl ~.
The most common la ''release tiDeuiahedfrom the minority who. the courts woWd then be onUl6'' on ow1uecognisance," or "OR." are. The media aggravate tbts to band.le the lDcreasect ~
Ac cord ln g to procedures m la use of detention by of trtala. ad chaos would be UHt
employed lnfederal courts andln sy'stematically publitlllng result.
many cities. a superficial aoci'1 escapes or crimes by OR defen· Tht. probably uplaiu. Jl ~
history of the accuse<L Js com-danta. whlle iPorinl b<>tb those does notj.ufy, theotaWtw•tn-piled SOOD after arrest. If the de-on OR who dA... not commit credible taDare ot tile Su~'·
fend.ant is deemed to be a good crimes, and ~ 't)?ltematic dis· Court, coorta ln iener.i cell
risk, the judge ia authorized -criminatior) against those wbo, · lawyen to do ~& UOilt-:
but not required -to grant OR although "safe," have been de· wbat bu become. the m'*t
release toatead of demanding_ nied OR and are unnecessarily penul'9 dental of 4!11U!jmti~ bail. locked up. ln the entire crlmhial USU1'1!l'
TRIS BEFOllM BAS bad Ollly
slight impact on tho diacrimlna·
tion problem.
It bas not improved condltlODI
in Jails, and probably most of the
BELOW THE suaFACE is
another pervasive force operat·
ing to prevent effective reform.
The adminiatratlon of criminal
justice in America la like a
system. -r,
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Over Nets
LOS ANGELES -Tom
Abernethy hit 10 of his first 12
shots as the Los Angeles Lake"
broke out of a scorln1 slump to
defeat the New Jersey Neu•
129·117 Friday nightin a NaUonal ~
Basketball Association game.
The 6-7 reserve forward acored
a career-high 24 points and
pulled down two crucial re·
bounds in the waning minutes u
the Lakers improved their re·
cord to 8· 10.
The Nets played better than
their record and held leads of as
many as three points in the
second hulf before the Lakers
pulled away on Abernethy's
shooting.
Leading just 90-88, the Lakers _
got six consecutive points, four
Crom Abernethy and two from
Lou Hudson. New Jersey closed
the gap to a 11ingle point mid way
through the period. but Los
Angeles bunt the lead back to
seven at l.2G-113 with 2: 18 to play
when Abernethy left the game.
Arizo11a St. Win•
TEMPE. Ariz. -Fullback
Mike Harris rushed for 111 yards
and scored one of three first-half
touchdowns as 19th-ranked
Arizona State beat ar~h-rlval
Arliona 23-7 1n a Western
Athletic Conference football
game Friday night and captured
a berth in the Fiesta Bowl.
l'llaa Ad.,ance•
BUENOS AIRES -Guillermo·
Vilas of Argentina and Jaime
Flllol of Chile each scored slnales
victories Fridr. to advance to
Saturday's semifinals in the
Argentine Open tennis cham-
pionship.
Vilas beut Belous Prajoux of
Chile 6-3. 6-2. and Fillol defeated
countryman Patricio Cornejo 6-1,
6-0. In Friday's other quarter-
finals, Hans Gildemeister of
{ Chile topped American Mike Fis-
i chback 6-2, 6-2 and Victor Pecci
_ of Paraguay ousted American
Gene Mayer6-3, 6-7, 6-1.
· 12 for C•ittrer1U
RENO-The University of
Nevada-Reno basketball team set
a new school scoring record Fri-
. day night with a convincing 130-67
victory over Doane College or
Crete, Nebraska.
Raul Contreras from Hunt-
ington Beach High scored 12
points for the winners.
Stanford Trl.,..plu
STANFORD -Stanford 1 freshman forward Mark Pitchford set the pace Frl·
day night as Stanford defeated'
Cal Poly·Pomona 92-91 In their
overtime bas ketball opener.
Pitchford hit 13 of 16 from the
field and acored 2A points ln the
second halt to pace Stanford's
qbmeback.
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A.voeado Bowl: .~ ..
Rustlers, Fullerton
sqUare Off To'night
NORWALK -Fullerton and
Golden West colleges, two JC
football teams with high-
powered offenses and very good
de(enses, clash at Cerritos
College tortight (7:30) in the third
annual Avocado Bowl.
UntMt,aten Fullerton (10.,). the
No. 1 ic team in the nation, is
favored by seven points. It
Fullerton's Hornets win, they'll
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Bouleverd lllrftdf. Tum r o0n1 and prQC-..19"1 •
P"O•llnetely. hell-mile lo'"" •llellum, IGC•'-1""
lhe left,
game this season behind the play
of quartel'back Bill Holst and
running backs Steve Fogel and
Loren MlckUn.
The latter ran for 141 yards a
week ago in the Rustlers' tbrlll·
in& 29-28 victory over Santa
Monica for tbe Soutbem Cal Con·
ference title. He's averaging 6.5
yards per carry with 608 yards
this season.
Fogel. aJreshman, was the top
rusher in the SoCal Conference
"ith 192 yards and a 5.9 average.
The Rustlers will also have run-
ning back Ric Martin at full tilt.
Marlin, a starter early in the
season, has been hampered by an
onkle injury during tbt last part
o( the campai1n.
Holst is the key for Golden
West. His option runs and pass-
lrti helped the Rustlers defeat
Santa Monica a week a10. Holst,
a sophomore• has passed for 1,254
yards (90of173passes).
Holat and Co. will 1et a vety
big teat from a Fullerton defeue
that bas only allowed an Herage
or 65 y anls per game .
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LOS ANGELES-Southern
Cal 'a Trojans rode the arm or
Rob He~ and the foot of Frank
Jordan to win a trip to the
Bluebomtet Bowl and ~ apllnter
UCLA'• ~ams ol representin(
tbe Pac.Sm the Rose Bo-1.
The deadly duo combtnect to
•Ive Troy a 29-27 victory over
UCLA before 88,1&8 Collaeum ·1ana and a TV audleDce tn a toot•
ball 2ame Friday nltht tbat
saw ~ aides score hi clusters. uci;• •cored the first 10 P61nts. USC 1ot the next 28. 1.'be Brwna gottbe next 17.
But USC 1ot the fin•l three ()fl
Jordan's 38-yard fteld •oal With
two seconds to go in thelame. His kick was long an true, re-
niarkable in view of the fact he
had misled two rehUlvely ~Y
converaion tries. And remark•·
ble since SC was scrambllna to
1et ltned up for the neld 1081 try
as the clock was tickfnc town
zero.
UCLA had seemingly come
back to win it wltb the flne
performance of Rick Bashore,
the aopbomore quarterback from
Edison lil&h (HWltington Beach)
who was rauling and daulin&
SC.
Bashore had brilliantly dlftct-
ed hii Bruins 80 yards in 16 plafg
for wh&t appeared to be the
cllnc~ touchdown with· Oilly
2:51 togointbecame. •
The drive had fobbted ~ 8:18
playin•,..tlme as Bashol'e•a
scrambllii1. r~bUnc runs and paaslna exploits seemed to leave
the defe.nMUi a ttate of bewilder·
ment.
As lt wu, he had to bit Doll
Pederson deep in the end &0ne
with a f0\l!1h down pass to pull
tbe Bruin• •ven. It was
Baabore's second adoring throw
of the night. the other coming on
a 32-yarderto James Owens.
At any rate. the throw to
Pederson tied it at 28, then auper
kicker Frank Cottal added the
tixtra point to put the Bruins
&!lead, 37-28.
Howevel', the TroJaf\I, who had
seemingly waated away the
momentum that saw them score
on five oomecutlve possessions
durln& the second and third
quarters, fought back.
They bad 2:46 to to when they
at.arted the final series from their ti .
And
'
sldellnet and a clock·•topp
.completion to perfection. becan what turned out to
Jth marehfor UCLA.
'A pass interference c
third and 10 from mldfiel
fiC 's one biC break. ~d that Jt required an 11-yarct to Randy Simonin to set uVV"....__
the UCLA23. '•40
•
Two plays later the
had been burled back to
They were out of Umeo* runnm, out of time as the
"ticked away, goln.r una)l~
1econds.
But they sot the field goat
in position and somehow
away the kk:k wb1ch tll4 bl
Bruins.
Hertel was magnlllcent ~
pleUna u of 24 throws ~ yards and three touch _ _
Two were lntetcepted. :.-· .. r
Baahore also sparkledr .. ~
pleting 11 o! 18 aerJall I ..
yarda and be plcked up ~l
in 18 c.mes. : •
UCLA bad done a ster·llij~~
of shuttinc down Trojans •
ners. But it rarely wu abtefO
pruaure on Hertel or adeq
cover receivers. who s~em
be alonemo.tofthetime .•
SC was plagued by mb ·
fumble by Charles White
UCLA the ball on the Trol
yard line in the fint quartet
tJte Btufns cubed it in for,
and a 10-0 lead. use was penalized four
for delay Ol pme.
But when the came wu
line, the Trojl.DI were flaw
"Tbls wu pretty mucti
Rose BoWt, "•aid Hertel. ,. .. , was very ~nfident on
. last drive," said Hertel.
moved the Trojandrotn thelr
27 yard line to the UCLA ao
fin al three minutes. ''Thislt
be1t1amol'veeverplayeff;"•
By winning, USCeamectl
in the Aatro-Bluebonnet
against Texu or Texu A&
New Xear'I Eve. ~ • "l'in sore oot I'm okay, "'
Bashore, .. All r can say lS
pl•yedourheartsout. ..
Jordan, a 5·9, 180-powid
from San Francisco, s
. wasn't nervous as be rat\ on
field with Ume n.omlnc out. •n
plenty of ttme to ~pare I
klck. lknewthatlfUCLAst>m..-m.
would come down to a field
"l wasn't nervous. It baDIMIMil
so fast J didn't have tlm&
nervous~" Jordan said.
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SANTA MONICA-Und•fHted and No. 1
• eded Fountain Valley Hilb aeta ltl touth41t
wlen•e ol tbe 1m football .. uon tomPt (I) u
e Serons tackle btraldtd Del ftiy Lea1u klnii>
>yola at Santa Monica Collete
Gollide
It is the CIF Big Five Conference quarterflJ)lll
1d the winner moves to the semlflnala asalnat the 1r~ivor oC the Los Altos-Redlands alfU11le.
Coach Bruce Pi~klord'a Ji·ountalo Valley
1rons enter as 6-point favorites, but the cJiaJt.nte.
p,n~ wtu ch boasts a 3S·7 stUMer over hJ.ably.
gardedServite (Anaheim> High.
, ·1'he C\.lbs, 8+1 under coach Steve Gr•d1. pre-
·nt .a massive line, led by tackle Joe Murray (8·S.
0) tind tight end Adrian Hernandez (210). The line 1ei-age~ 214 pounds and tackles Ben Bica (230~
. ,. In Mia1ion Bowl ... .
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NORWALK-A
,.mlfiiiaJ berth JD tbe
ClJ' (Central Con· f erenee > foott>a H
l)layotra ls at stake
tciil1bt (7:80) when Ml.a·
•ion VltJo Rl•la, eo.
thamp1on of the South
Coast League. takea on Norff'.alk Hirb. co·
chasn9loa of the
Suburban Leaaue, at Ex·
cel1lor Hl&h here.
Undeleai.d Norwalk
(9·0·1> bas b••n eatablllbe4 u a •lx·polnt f avor{te by the Dally
Pilot.
Mbtjon Viejo ls 7·2·1
overall with the losaes
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'•· GLENDALE-An explosive offensive battle
oom::. 1n tonight's <8 l Mission Bowl football 1ame
vun the Saddleback College Gauchos lan1le with
he Glendale College Vaqueros at Glendale Hilb
~hool.
· Both teams have potent offensive units and both ~1-ve gone to the air with success, backed by a
•ormidable running game.
• Saddleback 1s the Mission Conference cbam·
>ion with a 9· 1 record and Glendale captured its
'irst Western State Conference Htle since 1963 with
.tn1J·2 overall record.
Saddleback has been favored by six points
ctgainst the pass-happy Vaq::. And the winner could
Ott m contention for a bid to the Junior Rose Bowl
gumc Dec. 10 in Pasadena.
"We will have to pl~y good pus defense, which
w~ a re capable of doing," Saddleback coach Ken
Swearingen ::.ays . "We have good athletes in our
:.ccondar) "
Cause of concern for the Saddleback coach and
his secondary is quarterback Bob Ga&liano (6·3,
lSs). Gagliano has thrown for more than 1,831
, arcts. completing 138 of 264 attempt.I. He has
thrown 16 touchdown passes
Saddleback will counter Wlth Mission Con·
forence player-of-the-year, Bill Yancy, a scrambler
"Vllo runs as well as he passes, with outstanding suc·
dss. Yancy has completed 92 of 164 passes for 1,351
vards and mne touchdowns, but has run more than ia~ counterpart, Gagliano.
Saddleback may have a slight edge in rushin1
wjt.b Greg Speicher, Briap Wood and Yancy leading
the way. Speicher is a consistent performer with
,t.621 career yards gained, second best ln school his·
tory. This is a 4.4 yard average. .
. Speicher is also the team's leadine scorer with
fspoinlb.
For the Vaqueros of coach Jim Sartoris, 1a tWe season addit.Jon has sparked the team lo its t ... s.
UM-~e games. Reporting late, Andre .Jones (6-0, 190 >
bas-rushed for 299 yards on 47 cames as the Vaqs
~\'!d to one-sided victories over Compton, West LA
;a~ Ventura. lie also has a 93-yard kickoff return
tfol' il touchdown. ·~ The leading rusher for the Vaqs is Ron Daven-::P0rt (5 10, 180) with 386 yards In 88 carries. He has
.jlso caught 17 passes for 123 yards and last week,
~•rew one to Gagliano ror a score. ·t; ~ 'The Saddleback rushing defense led the Mis·
•.tlort Conference with 141.4 yards against It and also
~t~r.cepted 30 passes, tops ln the circuit.
~ But the key to success may be the throwing ac·
. cfittAcy of Gagliano who has had only five passes In·
~cept.ed.i.D 264 attempts, less than one a game.
• ._ ·Both teams have outalandlng recelven. Tom
l(aigh (6-0, 190), al wide receiver, ls the top man for
tae:Uauc:hos. He grabbed nine last week to bring hla
season tDt-1to:rrfor644 yards and foul',touchdowns.
Glendale's Blll French has grabbed 52 passes tor no yards and seven touchdowns and Blll
1\"Cakemore has picked off 39 for 693 yards and eight
T.Da. ·' . The Saddle back kicking game has also-been er· .:"fett~ve Will Jlm Lachmund as the punter and Dou1·
• ~ves dolng the place klcklni. Lachmund bu
f\te~ged 3tJ.2 yards on 64 kicks.
' Reeves has kicked seven field 1oals, lncludlng
• tbt~e ••aim\ ~haffey. and booted 30 ~ecutlve
, c~nv~rsion polRta at one point ln the seuon.
CIF PLAYOFF ENTRIES -Newport' Harbor High 's Sailors
tangle with West Covina in CIF (Big Ii'lve Conference) p~ayoffs acliort at Orange Coast College, while Fountain
Valley's undefeated Barons are at'Sahta Monica Colleee
to duel Del Rey League klngpln Loyola. Here Newport'1(
Larry Higby (81 > goes high for a pass as Fountain
Valley's Tom Shaw defends. I
I ,. t • ~ t 1
Sports Tars in CIF Grid Tiff .
Calendar Newport Battks West Cooina
~y CNev.1'1
foe1tw11-<:1f 1>1avo41, 1New,0<1 Picking ,Q CavociJ..e in Newport Harbor's de· Newport Harbor's of·
Htrllef ~· weai Covtne ., o...... CIP t ff r . t ' I 1 I 1 1 d b eoen cou ... , •: F-'•'" van•y tonlght'a · p ayo ense 1s par •C:Utar y ens e s e y
n .... ~··· .. ,SUI• MOl'I~• City football game between touah against the pall, quarte rbac k Craig ~=-Ji.~';:~~:':::_•: New porl Harbor and and has surrendered Jutt Lyona, who is passini for
• ••• (~'"" WUI Coll•lt VI Weal Covina ls abt>ul as 9.3 poinUi per aame. an average of 114 yards ~~~·:" a!i...~~~i~ae~ easy as flipping a coin. Of Newport Harbor '1 per game . eti~••Co1l4llt«~t•H•t11.•. h 10 games, exactly halC The running backs are
W•t.tr ~IF .. ,. qtitl1fftlMIJ Nei\her coac seems wnre against teams that Dana Waodroc"'e. Mike "•~•"'9 ,.,., F1111e111H1 tLo• willing to ~lck a favorite. " ~
,., ... .,. ~Hert1ot, 11iJO•.m., and a po of •'"e Dally eventually made the CIF Johntlon und Bryon.
SUMyHK11vtUftlwra11y,ip.m. ._, playoffs. The Sailors are Ward. each averadlng ttou '9ull1ry-c1F 11ne11 '"°~ Pilot sports :staff was • d •e1n11e1Mt.s.nM1-•C.elle'9. divided. NewnnrtBarbor 8-2, while Wes\ Covin~ is sJigbtly over thtee Y•r s
h .mr -,... 8·1·1. per carry. Johnson is the .,!;:•,1t~"':n'~;.~11~r!;.~~ was flnally given • one· Weal CQvina ·s offense. team's leading ruaher
point edte •• • cob· 1 1 ed l''" IU ith286 t ..... '·:Uu1111eu-Seddl-11 OMI• et cession to the home field 8 ba anc 1• w ""d't mu : w ne yary...
Soccer
AtGWC
Golden Wtst College's
soccer team 'Ylll hoet El
C~mlno c.ollege for tbe
Southern Callr()mla JC
championship today at t
p,m,
Coach Grecory
Ghlca 's GWC Rustlers
defeated El Camtno
earller lids seuon by a
4·1 score-the only loss
surtered by the war.
rlors. El Camino (31·1·3)
ta ranked No. 1 in tbe
l tate while Golden Welt
iaNo. 6. I.Mii ... "'a" Colt•~•. o..,.. d pie formal ons recteu ~......,OfflMt
ea.1 '°''"' ec LA rr ... Ttdl 111. a _yantaae. by quarterback Tim T~-GreoPaq.i1n 0010911 w .. , '°11 ... •1 c:.rrllo. Hut that advan~age ls Stidham (6-1, 180). Steve 111-~-'°''eve C7:.0>. h llC>-0.UV &roo,,....,.,. ....,,....,,211 negllglble, aln e t e Miller (5-9. 170) l• the , -Oellewn. u:~·:i~c.•rY111e" Po"'""' team a square oft at afore mentioned third· tt:::::=
"--UM¥.Jf1 Oran1e Cout College, a atrine fullback who will w,__,.,.,. "'-11•
••1w ,.... ·CJI' >A MmltlN•• et neutral site. Game time start. .so Newport Harbor ot-crt'lf\..,_ let\ I.of"""* Coll• <1 IM t ;aa. 1'1-0efte w.,.,.,_...
P.11'1,), ii $, nof.,IJ:BQ, al pre· WUl be more Wary Of the Tl-llryOllWltl •••k•ttieu-\Jc 1•1!119 •1 'a'"' vlou1ly acheduleG. taltback, Terry Maelas PL-W•"tMK~
111 The Ru,,tltrt have a
20 13·5·2 season mark, hav-m tna advanced to ''° to.day's 1amc via a :X 4 • 3 v i c: lo r y o v e r
·• Sou tbwestern la1l :~~ weekend. El Camino
,,. ousted Santa Anc-. 2·0. .... ~.,. .. ..... ell~
• TtmK.itfl ; ... , .. c:.111•
SC.It Ctl, llrlWW fl Golden Ml (5-9, 190). 210 C.:11!~~1Meffto1~••· Weat Covina bouts 8 Although he missed 11~-:'::=n....._..._
212 01r11 11Ml1-cftf iu re111111 more potent offense on itr-0::=
Botb Golden West. and
E\ Camlpo will ad'laoc:t
to rhe atate tourne)' Dec T411'fL....n
Jfo1mW..""k
I . """~'~ I Ajm~~ • .. .. di ~=YllKY ,~ .. ,._· .,. ... .... ,,,_,. ...... ~
a.a at El C•mlDo. !~ !l'mff'w._..,c ..... , paper, but the SpartaDS dnve ¥am1esJ this Maeu1on Lf-M ti 11 "
1'4 Weier ... to-(lf 4.'A •ntl ~A have been OObb\~ by in· tie "0 n ury, AC H t::t:'w.~ :!? !.'~i "''"'' •l 1 .. t 1.n •""'" juri4a and are down tb rushed for 188 yards last 1.•-oon..,~'
no wr••Ull1e-kon" l•u•~• •• • t e r u r ·I t n g 0 ,_ n e r a 1 a , n 1 c•-H• 11 11~5 "•11111•111 v.i1•t 14'*''· ~"'""· fullback. Y ' ca-11•111 '4elfr1c.11
.. -•· b J t .. 1 d t 1 wfieken(l in the playo1{ lA-.ilmc:at
• Qel .. 11 Wtt\ ail.t..,. .. ,...,.,k E 1enhower High or lln . .,....•~ 110 '911••• <1 p.m.1, Or•nM. '9•11 West Covin•. wltb a 'R~ia~l~to~.--_:· __ _..;..-!-.'.::' ....... !::~Ylll~"'~·~_.,!:,...~~L:.~~~~~~~~~ ~l::~v~;'!'fMLAN•t1c1ia'-somewhat weaker..:
••iMllNlll-911119 ~at c.n... schedule than Ntwport
IOlll'llAlllfM llMlll-..Cll .l:oll ... Vl Harbor. ts averaaln• aa:.1 LA 5•111"-•U J:»-.m. 19 01r1u .... ~...ucs.io1•1t pot n ta per a am 4 . Oe111111Wtt&Qlll'P U:•>· t
~ ........................ ...
~ ......... lllo<q ... , Cfftl ...
~· ... '"""""" coming by a combined
nlne points. The Dlabloe
•re coming oft thelr ftrat-
evet football playoff vic-
tory, 29· 7 over Capl1trano
Valleyaweekaco.
The game will feature
two higb·scorfna teams
which employ mu\Uple off~nalve formation•.
Hortralk features a twhl
brother paaatn1 act In
quarterback Phll Davll
and wlde ~lver Mlke
Davia.
Phil C'S·11 , 175) haa
passed for over 1,000
yards and ruabed Cor 450.
Mlke (6-0. UIO ), who ml•·
sed tbe fint. ball of tbe Nuon. bu ca"8ht alx
TD panes in~ lut five contests. ~Union Vlejo allo
likes to paas. In one two-
1•1Pe stretch in October,
quart.erblek Scott Spear
.hurled aeYeJt TD aerials.
)ut the Dlablos elao
have telied on their
around game, headed by
.'\Jan Parker, Mlke Ochoa and Bob Casper.
Jn the openlnJ round
playorr game, Parker
galned 128 yards on 23
carries and scored two
touchdowns.
While Norwalk bat
avera1ed 23.1 paJnta per
same o(fensivety, it la
defense that has carried
the team most. of the
s eason. The Lancers
bav~ recorded tour
shutoua, liven up Ju.st
one touchdow on three
occasions and a pair of
TDs in the other three.
games.
Norwalk•s only
blemish on an otherwise
perfect seuon was a 7·7
tie with Nert (La
Mirada) In the Suburban
League 1howdown. Neff
ls the ~seeded team ln
the playoffs wllh
NorwalJc seeded third.
The Dlablos are just
now hltltnl thelr peak,
says coach John Murlo.
, ..
111
1'S 210
llO
1U
1'1 us ,.,
us uo
:PolQUits.
·1n Actio
Tbt!1l have been no up.
sett thus far in SM Cir
4-A water polo pfayotfa
and if the trend con· tiuuet tn today's third
roun4 o( actlon at Jn•
dependence Park ln Fullerton. you can ex·
peel to IH Unlveratty
High (Irvine), Mlrp
Costa High (Manhattan
Beach>, Newport Harbor
Hiah and Loni Beach Poly l{lgh in Wed·
nesday'a semifinals.
The bUl for tod•y 'a
quadruple-header has
No. 1 aeeded Mira Costa
facin• No. 7 U>og Beach
Wilson (10 a.m. ), No. 2
Newport Harbor aaainst
No. 8 Los Alto,, Cll :30
am.), No. 4 University
meeting No. S Sunny
Hills Cl p.m.) and No. 3
Long Beach Poly agaln5l .. ...,Mlli~:.1 No. ~Cha/fey (2.30). c
N cw port Harbor is ~'1itm:Fi making lts 11th con· Cl:
secutive playoU ap·
pearance as Sunset
League champion and
the Sailors huve already
defeated Los Altos this
year. In fact the Tars
have beaten every one or
the other quarterflnalists
with the exception of
Chaffey,
Newport won the last
of its four CIF crowns in
1975 and bowed to Sunny
Hills in last year's cham·
pionsh1p final.
"Every year it gets
more and more difficult 0.11, ,.,,.. ..-.. •'*CM41M9
because there are more Runn.:Rfl Toda•• good tea ma," says • u
Newport. Harbor coach Bill Barnett. "There's Edison High 's Sharon Hulse is one of
basically seven teams several Orange Coast area higll school
that could win it. Mira cross country runners competing in
Costa has the edge but today's CIF finals at Mt. San Antonio
after that, any six could College. First race is at 9 a.m .
be at anybody else on a-----------------------' given day. You could Clip
a coinlopickawlnner ... '"Rustlers Gauchos The Sailors disposed of ' Troy (Fullerton) 16-5
lasl Saturday, a week Dump ~ Ri aJs after holding on to defeat age • V
Sunny llllls, 11·8, in a
non·league tilt. In that Jame, Newport Harbor Golden West and Sad·
turned in its best half of dleback colleges eaqh
the lies.son, blowing out won season-opening
to a ~-:J lead, but let down basketball.garnes f'rlday
in the tinaJ two quarters. night, the nuaUers stop·
Consistency has been ping Los An~les Mia·
the Sailors' main prob· sion College 86·72 and the
1 e m a 11 ye a r but Gauchos slipping past
Barnett said the team Fullerton College 80·76.
could go all the way "iC Each game was on the loser's court. • we play like we did In Jack Fletcher paced
~--··· Sb'kkl•~
S.-rt
Zirbel Roe.etJ
flfl<"9r ~r
"'" hnlltna
lrow11
Ot••iby
Pe\lh
Gerrat'°" ~bll~
GIOO.
Totals
HallltnM
ft fl "' .,
' 0 • 1 4 0 I I s 0 • 10 , 0 • •
1 I 4 1S
141tt0.
2 1 0 s o 1 a 2
0 l I I
4 0 2 • , 0 ) •
1 I I l
• 0 I I
I 0 I l
31 II 2l .. c.wc. ., ,, that first half" for an en· Golden West with a tire game. ' The 3·A divi sion team-high 15 points, bit-s.N1e11K11"9f
quarterfinals will be ting on 1oC13 field goals. ,. " ,. ,,
played at Newport Richard Oglesby catne !:':;.,.,,., : ~ : •:
Harbor Hlth 's pool today off the bench to con-"'"" i a ) 1
l h N d I tribute 10 rebounds . ~iaM • o • 12 w t 0 · 1 &ee E Saddleback saw a 10· ~n1Q11t 1 • 4 • D o r a d o m e e t i n g LLAIY • , o 11
Riverside Poly at 1 polntleaddwindletotwo l41<Gn 1 2 3 , po. t ) t.e ' th Pait.non I 2 • • p .m . in the feature ms 8 10 e game, "-'"' 1 o a 2 game. Los Ami&os and but Rich McElrath bit a vanotrH 1 0 1 2
Monte Vista kick off ac· c 1 u tc h hoop with 25 :'~~t:111 ! : ~ ~ tion at 10 a. m., Villa seconds remaining to lee 101111 ~ 20 u eo
Park faces La Serna at _i_t. ___________ H•_1_111_ma __ : ~~~.--.~....:.;~ ...... • ...... --'
11 :30 a.m. and Indio
meets Rolling Hills at
2:30p.m.
Barron Hot,
ButSCC Not
•
.
touch O'Blamey
d a heap O'Magtd
..,_.,M!llftll& .. -C. .... e11n __ _
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UMIMUlll Ml·Wey Jt D/I •. • . • • • .............. .......
HOLIDAY MATINEES
''lncomparable...madcap
and firmly rooted
in human experience."
,_.-------..... -John Simon; ~fjj~~~~~ New York Magazine · . . .
"A hilarious
farce. A very,
very funny
movie."
rm .. (\;n Ekpllant \•Trompe EnormtmcnU
J'O ·~· A,..._.~l!ll(A:)( Technieolors
A UNIVERSAL PtC!Ufe
edwards BRISTOL CINEMA
BRISTOL AT MACARTHUR
40-7444 I • ._ ____ _._ ________ __.,,
"DAMNATION AUEY" (PG).·
"FUTURE WORLD" (PG)
''LOOKING FOR MR. GOOD.BAR'
(R)
"SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT" (PG) •
"THE STING" (PG) 1
"BOBBY DEERFIELD" (PG) ·
"'_ALICE DOESNT LIVE HERE ANY MORE"
"CARRIE" (A)
"DEMON SEE.0"
"THE SPY w ·Ho LOVED ME"
"THE DEEP" (PG)
"SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" (PG)
"THE STING" (PG
"DAMNATION ALLEY" (R)
"FUTURE WORLD" (PG)
. "HEROES"(~ \
... THE OTHER SIDE 9F THE MOUNTAJN".-
• "FIRST LOVE" (R)
"ALICE DOESNT LIVE HERE ANY MORE"
Tribut.e.i to tboile reapOnslble for the ataliu of
aa opera or ballet almost alw.,_ •H to be tOUna at
the taU eDd of a reriew. It 11 a repettable releca·
tlon of autb artllta. :
No l\lCb dJJcrimJ.naUon will be permitted by
Ulla wn• ln hia analyala of the New York City
Opera Company's •'Tu.randot," a memorable oiler·
lo1 that wu m&a. even more alorloua by tbe eflorts
ot deslpeN Bent Momnaor and Dino YaDJU)l>OUlJs.
Wbat tbey 1ave us ln a stqiq of &beer vtaual
beauty and astonitbloa dlmenalona wu a ae\Unc
ideally tailOHC& io the fairy tale atmoaphere of
''Turandot.''
WHO COULD DOUBT arter lookln1 with
aatoniahrnent at th.oae abimmerlbl atairwaya and
royal trappines seen tb.roueh a twillabt that aplen·
didly enhanced the unrHUty ot 1t alI that a prlnee·
would win bit princeaa att.r answertn1 the three
riddles that had deOed so many suitors?
One would expect such a superb 1etUn1 to in-
. spire principals lo this Puccini jewel to new vocal
heights and that la exacUy what we 1ot rrom Nancy
Tatum as the Pl:Ulcet• Turandot and Kenneth
Collins as Calaf, the prince who trtumpba after a
serles of adverslUea.
Both were in fine voice but not more so than
ENTERTAINMENT l MUSIC I HY GARDNER
0 Jane Fonda arid Vanessa Redgrave
are close to ~ection. •Julia' is
m~~ in lts 81~ conunitment
to the power of friendship... .
-N--.lt~ait
Q: How loai waa Indy Garland on tile dru11 •
that eventuall1 led to her dutbt -Gall s,u, :
Coconut Grove, Fla. 'Glad_ X~ ASked That'. ~
Wed/Montruea 7:00.9:15
Thure/Sun 2:0CM:30-7:00-9:15
Fri/Sat 1 :00-3:3N:00-8:30-10:4$
• .,..,..4lllWl)Ql(--d4fRED~fin
J\NE RIO ~ llOORA\{
A: All the wa~back to her e4rly days at MGM,
I. Louis B. Mayer ew he had a gold mine in tbe
newcomer, but a so one with a
weight problem. "That's why,"
1 Judy once told James Bacon,
"Mayer asaigoed a special cook
to me which I thoupt was a sort
or status symbol. Since even
Garbo didn't ,have her own
cook.'' What the kid dldn 't know,
at the time, was the reason the
cook got the assignment was to
grind Benz-edrtne (an appetite
suppressant) into her food. "I ou&.ANO
learned about this years later, after I had two men-
tal breakdowns and tried suicide ... that the cook
had been paid to doctor my food. She begged 11\e to
forgive her, which J did, and we both cried' and
hugged and kiued," said Judy. From the pep pills, I which shot her up, the teen.aged supentar·to·be
· naturally turned to tranquilizers and sleeping plJls
, that slapped her down. •'If ther~ had been a pUl that
made me go sideways," she concluded, "I probably
would have taken those, too."
Q" Why don't we see my f&¥orlle actreu, GlDI
LollobrtdClda, In any new movJea? llalD1 1be
grown old gradcefuJly! -P.0.B., Clnchmatt.
A: Glna isn't old, she's only 49. An<l atllt a beau-
. ty. But she's round she enjoys bein~ belllad a
camera more these days than emotin& in h-opf f>f
one. She avoids bein1 recoanlzed wbenJhoo~ pie·
tures, even in crowded places by Cnlng to look.
homely, wearlnii wl1s. disreputable jeans --
shawls, addini lines with an eyebrow pencil and
bulges to her race by stuftln1 her cbeekl.
"'MecAltTMUl"N11 ......
. "'ti.IOWAY .. . .... ,, ..
~'rM~-..HrG ...... .
Q: II It tnae Jlmm1 Dara6ee fllOI .. U.. reeord
for 1muhln1 ptanotf -T • .,..._,a.tel .. , N.C.
J.llA __ ;;._m lmRffi KAL OOUlROOK
lmJiW« ~ .. M.l,YJM~ safilf.-· * Acroa trom Ro In one• ·· r • • • A: "No,' chucldet the Schnoz. ••that's an op.
trlkal delusion. I never smubed planers -I jUJt •
had 1tqehanda put dem to1ether loolely so the au·
dience would think I did It." Tbo flrat record for
smashina an upri1ht piano and pualna the enUre
wreck, pjece·by·plece, tbroutb a nine·incb rtn1 was
clocked at H minutes and three MCOOds. It wu aet
by two students at the Derby Collete ofTecbnoloty
in the Tbrifty Fiftlea. Thia Inspired a worldwide
epidemic of piano 1mashlnp. <The latest record we
have beard for 1muhl.a1 a piano in the quickest 1.-:-~r.;;;T.;;::n::;~;;;r.r;;;~r;;:;:;~;:;:;;-7'" time and puslni it throu1h a nine·inch rini was aet ··
in 1968 by six men repraenUni Ireland, who did it
in two minutes andlesecoads.)
Q: There wu aa earlier ••AJdde'• wbo wu a
bll ••ar oa ndlo loa1 before Arcble Ba.Qer became
famoua. Who wu bet Alld wbete b be toda7t -
Mr1. J. TOIHl', Stata l1lud, N. Y.
A: Ed Gu,lner (no kin> is deceased. He was born above a butcher shop ln Astoria, N. Y., in 1905.
And eod~ up as a JUthly paid .. bartender" nJmed
Archie ilt "Durty't Tavern." Paramount paid Ed
~e a4tnJnoJAlcal 1at,.ry (fOl' th.ose day1) of $150,000
form afdng JUt flr•t movie .
ENTERTAINMENT I TRMA 611urd1y, Ncwtmber 29, 1en
? Trivia 11
•
• f ? By T.T.
The seesaw battle belwee.n Ed
Sclt•erlv and Bee ft•ler for trivlal supremacy aeeaawed back to Ed to·
da1 •• bil nine polnta ed1ed Ben by
on• to push him back into the learue
leaderahip.
'the Oldf Tyr.ne Movie Club, the on· !>'. entry to crack the bonus question,
also finished with ei1ht polnta and
vaulted four notches in the atandlngs.
$even-point scores were turned ln by
the Good. Bad and U1b'. Max Fraley,
Se•. Palpat,\pe and Houy To\.ly.
Earlier thls week the American
Film Institute paid tribute to the "10
best movies or all time." In case you
missed it, they were "Gone With the
Wind," "Citizen Kane," "Casablan-
ca," ''Grapes of Wrath," "2001: a
Space Oddyssey," "Singinr in the
Rain.'' "The Wizard of Oz," "The
African Queen," "One Flew Over the
l Cuckoo's Nest" and "Star Wars"
THAT'S THE WAY.the AFI sees 1t,
but how about you? Whal do you
triviaddicts, most of you movie buffs,
consider lo be the all-lime top 10? Jot
down your 10 personal favorites (if
more than one person to an entry, in·
elude all choices) and send the list
along with your column entry next
week. We'll carry the results in a
future column.
The movie riddles of a while back
' proved so popular, we're starting
them again with number 10 today.
Number nine will get you the bonus
point, and don 't forget next
Saturday's Kl aalu Barada Nikto
Society meeting, hosted by Ben
Hunter.
l. WHAT IS CllACl'S real name on
the TV senes Happy Days.,
I
2. In Abbott and Costello'• "Who'•
on Flrtt!" rout.Ult, what'• tho name
of tbe team for which Bu-' plays?
3. Shelley Fabares on Forever
Femwood became crtppled playl.nt
what sport? .
f. "Good ts better thlUl evll because
ll'a nicer" ls a motto found j.D what
comic strip?
5. IN WHAT ClOUNTRY was the
"M urdet-on the Orient Express" com-
mitted?
6. On IAverne and Shlrley, Lenny
wears a jacket with what inscription
on the back?
7. A PoSter for what Boa art movte
wu beb.lnd Woody Alien's bed in the
movie "Play It Again, Sem? '·
8. Name the pediatrician in th&
comic strip Dr. Smock?
9. JN 11IE DODGE commercial,
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson
leave the theater during a
performance of what play?
10. His bola didn't cotton to what
Joe said about his wife's singlni in
what movie?
Lu\ Week's Answers
1. Mean Machine (Reynolds' team)
2. Chiefs (Slap Shot)
3. "The Sting'' <movle ad)
4. Viet.or Boree (pt_ano quip>
5. Deafness (Brynner in "Fuzz")
6. Helen Sweetstory <Snoopy's
author)
7. $50,000 <Hutton In "Mint")
9. 18·16 (MASH score)
9. Lavalava (Vesuvius' daughter)
10. "The Merry Widow " (Turner
movie ad)
Send JJOUT anftl>en Co TRIVIA, c 10 the
Daily Pilot , Boz 1560, Costa Mesa 92626
All entm1 muat be recftved by Wedne.!·
cta11 . otherwile half tM ployer's lrut acore
will be a~.
Van Dyke Quitting
Burnett's Slww
,., .... '""' ..
WON'T COMMUTE
Dick Van Dyke
Gt_ .... ._....
"LA GRAHDl
IOURGEOISE" l ll
6!45 PM
MaNM.s • Sat. -5111t. I :41
~ LOS ANGELES (A P) -Cltin1 hardship in·
volved in commuling bere from his Arizona home,
comedian Dick Van Dyke has been released from
his contract with "The Carol Burnett Show.''
In a joint statement wltb Joe Hamilton, ex-
ecut1 vc producer of the CBS variety show, Van
Dyke suid Thursday, ''I bdve found myselr able to
~pend but one day a week with my family, after fly.
Ing and driving eight hours every Saturday and
Sunday."
The final show on which Van Dyke will appear
is lo air Dec. 3.
Van Dyke said the 4,()0()..mile-a-month commute
to and from his Cave Creek, Ariz., home became
"too strenuous lo do myself justice personally and
professionally."
" 'LOOKING FOR MR. GOOD BAR' IS
ONE OF THE STRONG~T MOTION PICTUR~ EVER MA.DE-AND 0 0 F TJIE BEST! "-L,. S"11l1', ,\ ... u \(or.I; /l2 Iv N.-IA.'I
Riveting . . • • dr•IMtlO l*>ckbutter"
Brue. Wllll1mao,,_..ayboy
''Df•n• Kellton burne a hole
through UJ• .cffffl."
R•• Reed-fCewYork O.ltr News
THUJJll.._ __ _
'1 NEVER
PROMISm YOU
A ROSE GAIDEN" (R)
"AND NOW
MY LOVE" {PG)
~~~~-MAN----, LOOKING FOR ~
ANOTHER ~cHA __ NcE_" tr_c) ~·~ )ffi.000DB1\R
S COAST PLAZA
A long time ago in a~ far, jar~ ..
"In a world gone mid ..•
who need• a tunny, fabulous
love atory? YOU DO!"
'Finding tltt one you love ... is finding yourself.
HEll81:J
A TUllMAN·fOSTER COMPANY PRODUCTION
"HEROES"
CIH!unng If ARRISON FORD•Wrf1tet1 by IAMrS CARA BA TSO!>
Music by IACK NITZSCHE ind RICHAl<O HA7ARO
D;NCled by JEREMY PAUL KACAN · Productd by DAVID f'OSTI R
4nd LAWRENCE TURMAN lo Ull:IVU<~.\L rlC' l liRl lsilifliilA.liilii~~ 1 lfCHNICOLOll·~~-
•• M<WttHO ..aoa,. 80G8 BUHNV I ROAD .
1=:WITOH * * "The LU1 Oanotter" (1839) Edw1td Q, Roblnton,
John c.t.dlne. A aeno•ter ..,... . .tt ... ten .,..,. In prison
• t1111 to rebUlld hie emoi,.. (2
• i bra,)
; • MUNDO REAL , t-.80 LAl.APALOOZA 'II
:~ MOVIE •' ***'A "The Plaln1man"
', (193a) Gaty Cooper, Chari.
~fotd. A trio of temoua
W•tern c:hareotera try to atop
•White men from Mlllng guna
to Indiana. (2 hrt.)
• Q NCAA FOOTBALL
Uv. coverage of the game
• be""'9en Penn State and Pitta-
: burgh from Plttaburgh, Pa.
~ • WOMAN: REAL TO REEL
: • ZOOM (CAPTIONED) ..,0:00 D THUNDER IJ WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE
"Crowoada" e MOVIE
**~"Two Ar• Guilty" (1963)
Anthony Perkin•. Jean-Claude
Brtaly. Three young men, two
gullty and one Innocent, are
murdered by a crowd enraged
by the kidnapping and double
murder. (1 hr., 30 min.) fB V1810NON
10:301) CJ) BATMAN·/ TARZAN II SPACE SENTINELS U MOVIE * * "Invaders From Mara"
(1953) Helene Carter, Jimmy
Hunt. A small boy Is 1errlfed by
apaceahlpa, glanta and ti,.
army. H hr., 30 min.) fD ONCE UPON A CLASSIC
"r.obln Hood" Robin helps tM
flnanclally troubled Sir Richard
of tM lea, who returna the
favor by providing w.epons for
the band. (Part 8 of 12)
11:00 D SEARCH ANO AEScUE CD LA. PATTERNS fD NOVA ,.
"llnua Pauling: Cruaadlng
Scientist" The only man to ever
win two unshared Nobel Prlzee
(Chemistry and Peaco) la
profiled.
11:309 (I) SPACE ACADEMY 8 THE RED HANO GANO 8 ROCKY ANO HIS FRIENDS ID WORU> OF SURVIVAL
Cl> BOLO ONES
One doctor dlacovera the pit·
falls In reporting another doctor
u Incompetent.
AFTERNOON
12:00 8 CJ) SECRETS OF 1818 D THAT'S CAT 9 SWISS FAMILY
ROBINSON
C1J MOVIE ** "Mr. Mugga Steps Out"
(1943) Leo Gorcey. Hunn Hatt.
The Eaat Side Kids manage to
get themaelvea In trouble once
~aln. (1 hr., 30 min.)
U) OUTE" LIMITS
"Galaxy Being''
GD FRENCH CHEF
"Fish In Monk's Clothing" (R)
12;30 8 ()) ffAT Al.8£RT D SHARI SHOW
8 MOVIE • * ''Gamera vs. Monster X"
( 1989) Gamera, Mona\er X
Gamera chattengea a deadly
moneter th1t threatens to
destroy the Expo '70 Exhibition
Center. (1 hr .. 30 mlna.)
q) MODSQUAD
Julie becomea lnvotved with a
tny9terloua man, who wu aup-
poeed to have died 20 yeara
before.
• PAINT WITH NAHCY
1:00 B MISTEA MAGOO D AGAICUL1'URE U.8.A. D 0 NCAA FOOTBALL
Army agalnlt Navy at Phlladel-
phla.
G) SOUL TRAIN
aaPECIAL
.. He.,th Care: Your MOM)' Or
Your Life" Part 1 deal• with
American health care: holpl-
t.... the IMdic.1 lnduatry 1nd
rising cott•: Part 2 r. a dlacu~
al<>f\ by health n.ld and !X>'Nn·
m.nt •xP«1• on the 1Ybfect of
health car.
(I) MOTHER GOOS& PARADE
1:30. caa ALM
"Utti, Pig" With tne dMth of
their mother, orphans PreclOYa
J-.CSe and Uttle Pig trevel to
Hong Kong ht '"'Oh of ttlW
~ ..__ _____ -~-........ .
Eges Have ll.,
Allyn Ann McLarie, as Mtss Reubner, has eyes for Robert
Alda, guesting as attorney Charlie Finmore, on the Tony
Randall Show tonight at 9: 30 on CBS. Channel 2.
aunt. D ONCAMPUS Cl MOVIE
*'ii "TM Wistful Widow 01
Wagon Gap" (1947) Bud
Abbott, Lou COetet'<>. A comic
duo battle a woman and a
group of hombret. (1 hr., 30
min.)
ti) MOVIE * * "Jack And The Wltch"
(1969). A llttle boy and his
friends batti.•w1tch who turna
children Into bevllt. (1 hr., 30
min.) -
2:00 8 NEWMAKERS 8 ATON&WITH ... 8 BIGVALLEY
"Joahua Wateon"
G) M188IOH: IMPOSSIBLE
"TMSeal"
OD FOODS FOR THE
MODERN FAMILY
"Conven*1ol Mix""
2:30 a rr TAKES ALL KIN08
Guest Cet~leen Nesbitt,
actrlll and authOf, delVes Into
sex atter 80 and the Impor-
tance of exercise and eating
right with hoat Truman
Jllc:ques.
81) FOODS FOR THE
MODERN FAMILY
"YeutBreada"
(I) THE F.8.1.
"RulM Ot The Game"
3:00 D INSIGHT
8 BONANZA
The una:rupuloua t4tctlcs of a
competing cettleman threaten
ti,. Cartwrighta Nlth tM lollf ot
ti,. PonderOtA. 1J MOVIE ** "A Swingln' Summer"
( 1085) Jamee Stacy, William A.
Wellman Jr. A group of teenag-.,., tfk• over • place on Lake
Arrown.ad, with the financial
aJd Of one't father, and engage
populet llnglng groups. (2 hra.)
• MOVIE * * ~ "Franketiateln Must Se Oeetro~ed" (1870) Peter Culh-
lng, Simon Ward. A mad scien-
tist transplanta hie ln .. ne
adlstant'• brain Into another
human. (2 hr•.) e TARZAN
"Tractt of tM Oln~r" 9 IMAGES OF AGING
"Fi.iJI Meaeure In Every ..a.on.. 'Fecee or 'A' Wing'
Ind 'Yudle' e>epfaln what mak"
up a full life In old age.
C1) FOODS FOR THE.
MODERN FA.Mil Y
"Quick B,..1d1"
3:30 fJ Cl) SPORTS
SPECTACULAR
Lo• Angelel Tlmea 600 from
Ontario Motor 8peedwsy, Call·
fornla; NASCAR 500; a look et
Ratiaags GIJfde
IMoYlef trt rllftd e«Ol'd""9 ti> -omo M1~ Movtu tcitt TV '•tt lud9ed 11'1 ecrltlc.)
• • • • -Excellent
11r * • -Very GOOd
• • -Good
'* ·~ •
Super Bowl XII fh the Sup«·
dome, New Orleans !ft JatA.ltiry
1978; W0<1d'a Strongest Mer\
(Part 8 of 10). D SATURDAY
8i) YOGA WITH MADELINE
4':00 9 POPEYE ANO HIS
FRIENDS
fJ KROFFT SUPER8HOW
C1J MOVIE * * * • "The Se1rohfr1"
(1958) John Wayne. Jettr-v
Hunter. When a CMI W.,vet«•
an returns home and find• hi•
two nlecu capturtd by
Comanchee, he *'1bttl<t on a
flve-yeat Match. (2 hra.) GD WOMANTIME ANO CO.
"Blue Collar Women"
8i) YOGA WITH MAOEUHI! 9 AOAM·12
4:30 9 ROBIN LEHMAN
~ AS MAN BEHAVES
"A ConverMtlon With pr. Wll·
llamGtueef"'
(II MOVIE
**'~ "Elle<y Queen: Don't
Look Behind You" (1971) Peter
Lawford, Harry MOC'Qllt\. Ellery
eeta out to tre<* down a atran-
Qlef who haa l>Mn terrorltlng
New York. (2 hrs.)
4:65. SOCCER MADE IN
GER~
EVENING
5:001J CHUCK KNOX
9 STAflTREK
Children beamed aboard th•
EnterprlM begin ttk"'O OY9'
tM mind• ot tM Grew. D WEEK!HO 8Pt!CIALS
"Troubl9 Rivet'' TMr•'• trou-
ble behind and ~ IMad
When a b9Y al\(f f\11 gt'eMmOth• er ti.. rM'lagade Indian• on a
homemade raft. (Part 2 ol 2)
i>MOVIE * * "Chino" Charin Bronson.
Jiii lrelend. A lonet Wbo brMk•
muatanga b9coml9 lmolved
with a homeless boy, 1 woman
~o loves him and a man who
eventually rune hllTI on t~
range. (2 hrs.)
Q) MOVIE •••>A "The Andromeda
Strain" (1971) Arthur Hiii, David
Wayne. Three sclenttsta battle
a deadly strain ot bactet'la,
brought back to Earth on a fan.
en satellite. (2 hrs.)
I!) AS MAN BEHAVES
.. A Conver .. llon With De. MUr
~Banks''
Cl) STAfl TREK
"Turn1boul Intruder"
5:3088 NEWS fl THEWlNHEM
"Johnny Auth«ford" G VOTERS' f>IPELINE
"Faces And luue."
8:00 8(1) caa NEWS D NBCN!W8
8MOVIE * * "8S8S88'' (1973) Strother
Martin. tMther MenilM. A
famout snake ~ ttnne hit
aulttant Into • Klng Cobra. (2
h,...)
fl THl818 THE NFL
MOVl6 * * "Sky HM\" 1915) Don M«edlth, Jo,eph Camp1M11&.
A $10,000,00Q. gOfd tiullton
helat brtnga In the Aet'O Buretu
of LA County 81Mtftft' Oept~ln
~tt Of tM crtmlnllt. Ci hra.)
····srAA SOCCER
Mancheilt• United vs. Nocwfch ~THEAOIOF
UNCIATAIHT'(
"Lend And Peoi'M" The rOle of
land In dettnnlnlng wealth lnd
~ "''"'"tlg8ted.
t:JO I HER! AHO tiOW MARV TYLER MOOR!
"Geor°'tt•'• Story" 0(1)9 NEWS
7!00 I TATTliT AJ..E8 WILD KIHGOOM
"Tiger Cap~" 8 EYEWITNE88 LOS
ANO!LU
"Ouuludee" A look at how ttifa
hypnotic Mdatlw Nllc:hea the
drug eoe.w tine:. It I• manufac-
tured only by dtug firm•:
"VldeO Dating" A rlPOrt on
modern matchl'nMlng, the dM·
Ing t1t'110e Which UNI vkteo
tape In .-:Ording prospective
d1t• for cHeota .
I trC0ND CfTY TV
LAWAEHCI WELK
"Chlldrtt1'• Favorlt• In Songt,
8torl•" Welk'• upcoming
book of ttoriel for chltdran
lnaplrM thl• progrllm lnctudlng
"Toy Traina," "My little
Buckaroo," "Sleeping S..uty,"
.. lullaby.'' "Doggle In The
Window" and tongs from
"Snow White."
• BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON
Ttil!NEW8 ID AUSTIN CITY LIMrTS
"Guy Otatk I Steve Fromholz"
Songwriter Clark &1ng1 hit nN·
•t hltt. Fromholz, or 'Texas
t Trflogy' fame tinge about llf• In
the Southweet.
Cl) LATIN PROFILE
''latinot bl Government" 0 WOt..fMAN JACK
7:30 8 t25,000 PYRAMID 8 INS~~OF ...
''Pyrwnld Secrltt•'' D THAT'S HOLL YWOOO
"TM Ch.,. It On" C1J THRILLSEEKERS 9 MUSIC
"It CondUQt~" The conductor
I• the ~ of the mualclan1,
lnatructlng the !Mtrumenta with
unlver .. lly recognized hand
signals.
([) SAN Dl!OO
9 THATS HOLLYWOOD
8:00 II 808 NEWHMT
When a new patient oon,.....
®ring a conftdentlal therapy
....ion h41'a committed grand
larceny, Dr. Hartley'• profes·
lk>n&I Integrity 11 strained to
the ~mo pomt. II BIONIC WOMAN
"A Matter Of Low Or Death"
An Iron Curtain te1entl1t'1 son,
trying to eeceoe with hfa father,
la captured and then eompll--
cat• JAlrn.'• attempt to , ...
cue him by tailing In love wttt.
hfr, 8 MOVIE *** "f\Qe41 To ~bat" (''841) Bing Clo.by, Bob ...
Two "*' try to cqme up Yt1fh tn0U9h money to get from Afrt· ca bliCk to the U.S.A. (2 m.)
80 TABITHA
"Minerva Goet Strt!lght" Tabl·
tha Miia tier Aunt MIMrvt on
turning off the witchcraft and
turning In tM mortal 119-until
Minerva tall• tor a akl tnatruc--
tor.
D MOVIE **** "The Oun1 Of Navarone" (1H1) Grego,Y
Peck, David Niven. Six man et•
sent to destrav two lmpr90n.
abfe Germtin gun•. (3 hrt.)
• MAOICAL..MU81CAL
WORLD OF JU&.IE Al!ID~8
Gueets: Sandy Duncan, Sergio
Franchi, The Muppeta. m G&ANT8 OFTHI DEEP 9 BEST OF FAMILIES
"A Chll To TM Bonet" Aa the
1803 ~ deepen•, there
la Hine .. In the Wheller famlly,
and Sarah Lathrop hu begun a
career. G NOVA
.. Llnut Peullna: CruMdlng
Scl«ttlat" The only man to ever
.Vin ~o Un.hared No~ Prlzet
(Ch•mJ•trv and Peaoe) 11 ~dftl6c1.
W MOVIE ***~ "Brealeteat At
Tltfeny'a" (1981) Audrey
Hepburn, George Ptpplrd. A
young Qltl1 IM!'Q try her Witt
. and Charm, Ohl.IM ,,,_ bl"" by
Vltltlng nttany'a. (2 hra.)
I=*> 8 WE'VI GOT l!ACH OTK!R
StUatt .. not O'MCOme wtttt
bllu when hit kid brother
artiv-, unanoou~. •tth a new btkM and mov111n.;
8 9 OP.EAATION PETTICOAT
"Out Mqk&m~' Lt. Holden
pltyl Cupid whtn tie trlel to
help Chief ~olumphtfY ~
frQn"I a "a.er John .. letter and
Army Nurte Ct8ndalf ~ oome
her ctumtlnett by brtngJng
them togiether. •
1:008THIJ~
' ''The Cottuche Party'' Geot'ge'• ciffmng butl""8 may be
oleaMd up for OOOd When he
reeortt to playing a dirty tt10k In
order to MC:Uf• the~ of
a targe eottume oomp&ny.
• NICMOVl! *** "F..,.., Plot' (1078) Barbara Hanis, Bruoe <>em. A
cC>UP4t -.t out to ioc.te a
WMtttiy W1<1oW'• mlllatng heir to
claim a 110,000 reward but flnd
their CIVll'TY hM a tldelln. -
lddnapplng for NntOM -and,
naturelly, doaln't want to be
found.
D 0 8TAR8KY l HUTCti
"The P\louil" Hut~'• life It on
the tine u 8._.y M&tehe& for
an lnt.matlonal hit man who la
the unwftttng ~ Qf a deedly
dlMt,M. JIMt Margotfn, Alex
Rocoo QUMt star. (Part 2 of 2)
• HEEHAW
Oueatl: Lulu Aom_.,, George
Undtelf, Kenny Price, Gordie n-.pp.
• VICTORV AT SEA
''Gu.d&an.a'' tl9 MA81'£RPtEce THEATRE
"I, Claudlut; Waiting In The
Winge" Julla contlnuee her
teandalou• O<glee While her .-on, Claudius, appears to be
halt-witted becaua• of a
stammer and a lln)p.
0:158 THEETERNALWALTZ
A dramat\ud tribute to the
ITM.alk: of JOhann Str~
8:308 TONY RANDALL
When Mlt1 Reubner falls Into
tM clutonee of a on.time
c~ (Robert Alda), W.ttw
It fl'uttrated In hi• attwnpta to
save her from heartbreak.
eMOVIE *** "&addle Tramp" (1950) Joal McC ..... Wanda Hendrtx.
An lrreeponllble wanderer,
trapped Into ~no f0< four
orphant, ~ In a cattle
· renctlera' feud. (1 hr., 30 min.}
10:00 IJ Cl} CA"OL BURNETT 8 UCLA BASl<ETlSAU.
COUgar• va. Brulnt ea LOVEBOAT
A retired eea captaJn (Phil
Slivers) mak• llfe mlMrabfe tor hl9 v;or1(1ng ton (Gl'M
Macleod), yntll romance (Judy
Canova) entett hla flte; a man
(Gary Burghoff) 11 trapped In
hit cabin llJ an OYW•trained Getman ~di thr•.ugtr
young women (Jane eurtm,
Susan Hetdfo')d, Joanna KttM)
pfey 1.,,. wtth two men
(Davi l1ndeaberg, VJKj;:e
Baggett•).
G) NEW& co VISION& ''All I Could S.. From vn..re I
Stood" An alcohollc mother
reantet tt\at her deughter, mv·
rytng to ~ the eltuatlop,
wlll 1\191\tually beeom• u
i~•lhelt.
11:00 '8 Cl) a:I NEW8 M<ME · * * * ~ ·~ Body Snatoher" (1945) Bela Lugotl, Borl1
• 1<111ott. A docior la blackmllled
by a vlllalnou• COIChmM Wtitln
hi wt1hee to ttop eecurlng bOd-
lee for medical reeearCh In
1at~tury Edinburgh. (2
htf.) e MOVll **1' "M~~cle o" 34\h
Street" ( t04'7) MaurHn
O'Hara, JOf\n Payrie. An old
man named Krll Krtngi. 11
hired, by MIC)''•, at Santa
CIJUt In Che ThanktG)vlng Dey
~ede. (2 tn.) m MOVll! * * ''HatcMt For A Honey·
moon'' (1970) Stephen
ForeyftMI, D-.grnar L~ar.
N~ gil1• at• murdered
with • .iivw hatchet by • man
WhO NnMlmben more or hla
I
put wtth MCh kllllf1g. 11 "'·· 3() min.) • u.ecw.
"8teembtith" Bii Bix"Y, v.-..
Pen1rie, Joee Pwil. 8tUOt <Jay
FrlfdtNn't bl1WN oomtcty
''And there's Marmaduke burying your new
little car!''
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
CASEY
S! VEJI 'f!AR~ MY
~•r.tt.. UUSlJNlD L.EO #A( 8EEJJ M~StN4 •..
l
MOON MULLINS
OH, 7HAT 't<AYo AND HIS MESSES ··
f.4EWA9HEREA
MINUTt: A<:,o. · ·
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by Ch1rttt'Rodffgut1
by Ferd and Tom Johnson
,41tf COL.O·
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HAV!N'EHDt
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ENT~APMENT
WA<; A<i.AlNST
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')"our Heroseepe.
Vil-go, Head
For the Top
SUNDAY, NOV.~
By SYDNE~ ~MAaR
• ARIES (March 21·AprU 19): You 1et 1oln1 ln
right direction. Leo. AquarlusfiiureprombienUy. l
Ideas click. Stress versatility, lndepenctence, .
oriclnal approach.
' 'l'AURUS (April 20·May 20): Acceotoo money. > poaaenklns, chance to r efurbish, remodel, to Im·
j prlnt s\yle, to make new start which could con-
• slderab(y brighten financial picture.
GEMINI CMay 21·June 20): Close door to one \~ who continuously sings blues. lnsistoo cheerful, op-
timlltic atmosphere. You can -and should -
dance to your own tune.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Special celebra-
tfon could beion tap. Be flexible. Deal with Gemini,
Sagittarius persons. Dream should not be taken
... literally.
i'\11
•.! LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Accent on what you like
to do, who c11res t.he most for you, bow to decide in
whtcb direction to 10. Sco19lo, Taurus and Aquarius
co\llc:l ricure in scenario.
I
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VIRGO (Aug. 23~ept. 22): Empbulsonobllga-
~. Uon. reward, assurance that there ls room for you
at top. Be flexible, analytical. T&Jse no pel'llon for
granted. Gemini, Saeittarlus figure prominenUy.
-
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. ~2): Look beyond the im-
mediate. Check with one "at a distance." Get
message across. make meanings clear. Taurus,
Scorpio persons figure in scenario.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Read between the -:~ lines. Display capab111Ues. Get Jnvolved. Eschew
absentee leadership. Be on the scene, active and
~ contributing ideas, concepts . . ,
·~ : t SAGl'ITARIVS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Work wilb
element of time -wait, listen and observe. One
, close to you, partner or mate, co~ides amblUon
~· and rear. Key ls to bring priorities into focus.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22•Jan. 19): Low-key ap-
proach works best -moderation now is your all.Y:
Obtain hint from S•1tttarhurtneaaae. ftnilhmf
toucbel'on project.
f AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 18): Accent on
, creattvlty, ability to express feelings -yea, there ls
, romance, but you also have to late reality. Keep
your .,alance, don't lead with your chin. ,
I PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Qet facts, fipres
-abo, be postuve concerning val'ues, apprataals,
,. asse11tnena. One who taught you tn past ls ataln
: available. Obstacle can become a 1teppin1 atone.
U NoY. ZT b Yoar BIJ1bd~, you have ftn1eron
p\llse of public. You are an appealing, dramatic ln·
dlvlduat. Aries, Libra persons play key rolu in
your life. August will be your most important month
of 1871 •
• ~ Routine lJse
\
W ASHJNGTON C,\P) -'IM government ii
. bealonln; P effort to promote $1 bUls. WI tlme by
aetUna telected ator11 to 'ltve out u cJlange. ·
. , •
Sal~ay Stores IA~ ld uae'wu~ area:iDd
Grand umoo Co. ln New,.Yonc state ac1'ed to'*
the bllll ln their cash n•llta ta a Protram to 1et more people to uae them •
Tt\rough the refined art of micro·
miniaturization, Texas lnttrument• has
deveioped thlt l!Olld •tate time piece with
efectronlo accuracy and tingle button com.
mend. Seit adJultlng calendar automatlcelly
,edJuet for lhort and long month•. Euy Mttlng.
tlnQle b.,tton fOr I time functlone. H~
blMk oaae With maohlhe Integrated ttrap.
Mod.e fTl-ea&-1 Reg.11U5
..
lfl ountain of Sand Keeps SlngJng ·
Sand Mountain in west-central Nevada
produces a sound all its own. which scien-
tists say is not unlike a note played ·by a
bass violin. Geologists say the mountain
of sand .is one of three dunes in America
that makes a nolse when sand cascades
down its sides. Indians once thought a ser-
pent lived in the sand.
Suggested Diets Add
Fruit, Nuts, Grain
San Diego
Club Lists
'TUrkey~'
WASHINGTON <AP > A diet ol
more fruits and nuts but less meal
would satisfy a Senate committee's
concern that Americans damage their
health by eating too many nch foods,
says the Agriculture Department.
Ear her this year, the Senate Select
Committee on Nutrition and Human
Needs said many people eat too much
meat, use too much sugar ar.d salt and
consume too 19any foods rich in
cholesterol, leading to obesity, heart
disease and other health problems.
THE DEPARTMENT'S
Agricultural Res<?arch Service has
presented several suggested menus
as examples of l!ow the panel's goals
could b.c me(.
Under one sample menu, a man 20
to 54 years old might start the day
with two cups of cereal and two
tablespoons or sugar, one cup of skim
milk, margarine, three slices of toast,
one-half cup of juice and coffee or lea.
Lunch might consist or macaroni
salad, a vegetable, three slices of
bread, margarine and one-half cup of
milk.
AT DINNER HE could have five
ounces of lean meat. poultry or fish;
one-half cup of potato; half a cup of
vegetable or salad: thr~ slices of
bread; margarme; cake, and corcee
or tea. One way of meeting the commit-
tee's goals. the department aald,
would require that people consume:
-69 percent more grain product.a.
including cereal and grain in baked
goods and other items, from 3.lS
pounds a person each week to S.11
pounds.
-25 PERCENT MOftE vegetable1
and fnlii. from 6.78 pounds to 8.43
poundl;
-21 ptp'cent more dry legumes and
nut.a, from 0.22 pounds to 0.27 pounds i
-10 pel'cent more mllk, all as skim
milk. from 6.51poundsto7.11 pounds.
A pint Qt milk is about ~ne po~; ,
SAN DIEGO <AP> 'l'ennis player Jimmy
Connors b a "turkey"
because he bas
"deplorably bad man·
ners" on the court, Man
Watchers Inc. said in is·
suini a llat of men they
aay women do not like to
watcb.
Suzy Jtfallery. who
heads the San Diego-
bued group that claims
to have paid members
across the naUon, also •
said ~cHor Mc!A,aa -~BOVT THE SAM! amount or S~HDIOl'I was Jt turkey
''visible" fats and oila, but soft because ot ·tus T•bawdy
margarine or oil should replace but.· body and bathroom
ter, lard and veaetable sbortentns humor on talk shows."
which are higher in saturated fatty .. acids, fromO.•pounds to0.7pouodJ. Otb~ra tra1!mg Con·
-59 percent less vialble auaar, nors in the bst were:
syrup, jama and candy, from 0.81 Stuntman Eff• Knievel
pounds to o.36 pounds. ''for the terrible. ,Put·
-2s ~rceol less meat, poultry and downs. of women 01'~
fish with none of the drlpp(np of televi11on; Actor Robert sep~rable fat-from meat bein& con· Blake "for his k)' m~! sumed. ·from 3.79 pounda to 2.86 ncrt andtreatmentolh1s
P«>unds · and co· workers, etlleclalty ' women;" ,President
-U PE&CENT FEWEil eep Carter's brother Billy
from S.04 eggs to 3.86 eges. ' "for hia feisure suits and
The menus were included in a re· beer belly."
port to the annual Food and Beit Lance was
Agricultural Outlook Conference. named, but there was
,
Divorce 'Not End'
''no comment." on how
he ., ade the list.
WASHINGTON CAP) -At aae 24,
Betty Talsnadge was the youngest
first lady Georgia ever had. As a
senator's wife. she manaeed her own
millioft-6ollar business.
Now, as the former wife of Sen.
Herman Talmadge, D-Ga .• she's try·
ing to be "one small voice for those of
us who are left like dan1lln1
participles, trylni; to decide what to
do with the rest of ou'r life "
MRS. TALMADGE, 54, won't talk
about her divorce. There are still
legal problems about the property Mt·
tlement and she says lt 's better not to
diseuas any of it.
Back on Deo. 29, she learned from a
ttleviaion news show that her
husband Jilecl for divorce earlier .ln
the day. Jns acUon carne a weelt alter
their 35th anniversary.
Two days later, she told reporters
she was shocked and surprised at
what her husband had done.
••stJRE, TBERE·s • sense of
failure.,. she eaya. ''There'• hurt and
humiliation. But rm 1'alklnl <*· I'm
Db .. taca..s
OfM•rrl...,e
HARIOtl VllW KOMIS
EnteitaiJUng seems effort.less bl this 3
Br Hatbor View Home wlth fam/din
room. $149.500.
DAVIDSON RE LTY
'\R'il y\ ( '' ''·'· ... • 4 ~-7575
Jllf, N•w1· • l\lvd r; !-t)~,"\ qQ60
SIXUHfTS
Ill ilnt rental lo(:atlon lJI
N. Coat• es.a. Btll
layOut with law. ~ as added atti'ac:t~ • CIOM
to m.i<>r aboppiJll • bu lines. Just inm>d~ to
·a _ °"tP' llllOT
IASTSIDE CHAIM
This Blue & W'hile
'"G lNGEKl:UtEAl>" 1;~lla1e
rod11tes the warmth " ct\e~r or I.he
Holaday 1p1nt Sublle bf!l1uly of
natural wood & earthtc .. ,e decor
Relum& lntim11t.e den. l.rseflll 3 car
gar + K.V p11rk1n1 fror11 the alley
Spacious rear yard. \ours for the
aslune. $89.~. so tall 84$-7221
NOW ! Century 21 Wa.tclm
VACI.MT
UMT "Tl .. 'L YOUIS
lmmedlalc occl·4-.ancy available. 3
Bdrm. 2 baH1. enclo11ed patio,
located on a Pfl~lly winding street.
Garage door opener, heavy ahake
rool. \\ alk Lo ALL Schools. Owner
a~ious, call now 645·7221 Cenlury
21 WeUcliff
l W.f/11.S Of WXUIY
S41per alu.rp, trl level Condo. Lari•
spac1o•Js bedrms, lui.clous
carpelb&. Master suite equipped
with d11!f>Sing area, walk in cloc;ets,
prl v al•e bath. Rustic private patio,
lots ••'• wood, CIArlh lont! decor
Muc:t,, much more. only $69,!ISO.
llu.rr y, call t:cntury 21 South C<>ait
Plau1 Really ~6901
5 Beaullflll brand new hom•. 3
Bedrm. 2 b.l\lh. fam rm, ln1ulai.d,
carpeted & draped. Front l•nd.ICPI
w /sprlnlders. Xlnt terms avail.
Builder Mil help you finance Only
$88.IOO. Open Daily. Century 21 SUrl.
556-13711.
YOUR CHOICI!
Selec:l from Newport Riviera'• bat.
3 Bedrm, 2i,; bath or 4 bedrm. !\.\
biilh. Each have family room and
din1n ~ rm. Both have been
expensively remodeled w/MW crpl,
drps. kit cabn'l.ll. The pool, tenn11
court.a game rm. loun1e. art1 &i crarts' room. photo1r11pher'1 dark
room are burrounded by 1reenbelts.
Call Century 21Surf9'79·10~.
$15,000
Tbl1 2 story, 4 bedroom. pool home
with 2 baths and encl06ed screen
patio ii pnde, pndc, pride' Anxlou.s
sellers. Call Century 21 Doyle
548·1168.
HOUSI IS llNTIO
plus room to build 2 Un1t11 ~·er
line is on property. County areJ R·Z
lot, Coll Century 21 Doyle 5'1-11•.
HOUDA Y VALUES
107 MILFOU DR.. CAMIO SHOUS .
slMt-'1Hotice;
~ All real alale advertl~
4111 Ill lhlS oew:.paper 1s !lub
ject to the "'ederal Fas
Jlousine Act of 196
Open house Sun. 1·5. Dynamic canyon.
side home just a 3 wood to the surf. 3
Bdrms., 2 baths; a real holiday value
at $260,000. .
• which makes 1t illecal t
advertise ·'any pre·
t ference. limitation. o
discrimination ba!\ed on
ract!, color', rcli1lon, sex.
or national origin, or an
intention lo make any
1 such preference, llm1tli
• Lion, or discrimtnaUon." .
This newspaper will no
•knowingly accept any
advcrllalng for ro1ll
estate which Is in viola
lion or the law.
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IHCllDllLI
VALUI
3 Bdrm, fam rm, 2 ba
s uper sharp borne
Owne1" wUl cooskler V
or FHA. New C1U"P9l, ne
paint, covere4 patio.
Profe11klaal land1cap
in&. brick f\~ace Bet
• ter call OD thll one, 64&-nn
. '
°"'~ ,,, ,. ns IUN101f HoCr•
r;::'~ THf. Rr.A1. l mi ESH\TERS~
lit VISTA MADBA. T .. IUIFfS
Open house Sat. & Sun. 1·5. Owners
have bought a mt. home & really
would like a white Christmas. so you
can make a great buy on this one at
$144,500! Popular Carmelita Plan -
the one with 4 bdrms. -in a fine
location.
IM A HURRY? CANT Dla017
You can move now into exclusive
Spyglass Hill by leasing this $350,000
family sized home for only $1475 a
month. How does that fit your
shopping list?
WIW>OMAR ACUAGI
Over 4 acres~ located on Center St., in
fast growing Wildomar, for only
$47 ,250 fUJl price. Possibility to rezone
commercial. A super investment
starter!
DMtlMt of~ lavea.._. Co.
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All Ameru.:an bl d•l&n. beauty,
comfort • ~· Excellent
home with lar1e hmll)' rm.
Located near schools, colleae.
freeways • lboppeDC. Don'l wait,
invesh1ate today. c.n Century 21
Surf WJIHOCIO
HUNTING TON BEACH
MOllLAHOMI
CHOICI OP TWO
CosL.a Mesa. HunUn1ton Beach.
Llvo for $100/mo. or $1.Sl.$0/mo.
1pace rem. Both 2 bedrm, a bath.
l·Kil and l·NaUonal. Uc. GR.3897.s
and ~U9394. Century 21 Doyle
Mii· 1161 ror .ppt.
ticautllul 3 bedrm, 2 bath beucb
Condo Wllh ! car eara.ce. near
Jluntlnt:ton Harbour. Goraeous
private pal.Kl with W\A BBQ. EnJOY
life With ~ court, dl&bilouse,
pool• JBCUtzi. AU this and less than
one mile to lbe ocean. Oo1y 168.llOO
Century 2.1. Emel')'~ ~71.
llKE TO llACH
Greaat artlll, just minutes from t.be
e>ct!un, 3 bedrm, 1•• bathi., coiy
fireplace. all lbts and more for Clnl1
ts7 ,800. <:en~ 21 Emery 8*3301
$36-M71 •
SR'BWILL
HELPIUYll
wtt.b dmiAI costa. 2 Dedrm Condo.
Mosl desil'ab&e area. No Jard wor-.
$56,900. Century 21 Emery 846-3301
~~71. .
LAGUNA BEACH
AllYOUMUTS
About a vaewt If )'OU are, i.ee the
puorama Crom 1514 Skyline Dr .•
Lacu .. Beadl, Opeo SatJSUn as.
C.a\W'¥ 2.1. MarWJ>, ~7
1..-oLOVM.Y
Lots oC loolters lofe tlw Udo Love
N•l. A UWe Mt. Ioele •Ill land lt ror lucky you without leaerdemain
731 Via Udo Nord. Open Sul SWl
12·5. Century 21 Marten, 640·"57
HEll'S HEATHll LAMI
.. DIAWAY
Just what every rl11lna youn&
executive 11hould have for hb family
It an entertainment center. 2242
lleathet Ui. NB Open Sat/Sun 12-5,
C.ntury Jl Marten, 640-$8$7
VIEW
.. ol !Say, Oce1U1, Catalina &
11un1ets Great pains w~re taken by
the owner/ builder when t.let11iled
appointments °"ere placed in th.ls
home. Oak cablneu. vaulted
ee1llntc1. fireplace framed by a
convernUon pit and loq or "'mdOWi
and wood d~ expose your forever·
view. lf you iwant a view and need
quality, call toda>. $232,000. 645·'1221
Century 21 Westcllfr Realty.
REALTORS
67S.55t.
C.ntury 21 0ttn99 OOunty. Inc.
Thll rampuc i rm, 2b balb
lw>me LI ooe minute from Soulh
Coul Plau.,New c~ ot ¥Ot1J1
ctaolce. 'WoOd beamed cathedral
cemn11. 2 Fplca. a Pattoa. Be&W.
I,aad1capln1. Only 10% down.
<fentury 21 South Cont Plua
Realty S.W-8801.
MTSTAITID
$49,510
Completely UP1raded & clean as a
whh1Uu. 1tuil should be your fin;l
home. Spacious bedrooms, cheery
kitchen. Veterans welcome.
Century 21 South Coast Plaza,
556-6001
WESTMINSTER
IMMACULATI UPGUDa
'""'" ·wutk to local schootJ from thls
beautiful, newly carpeted 3 bed.rm
bome In Westmmsttt L1e comer
lot. beaut Jaodacaped for pnvacy
and poaslblc tr4Uler access. "'reahly
"alnted. new 'window covenn1~1 new nnure. and nch wood wau
coverlnp. C.tury 21 South Cout Plau Realty SS.'801.
WA~ ~All -2 BR, A/C condo.
Beautifully uptraded. Comm. pool &
reet'eatim. Only $58,900. OPIM HOUSIS
11au10H -3 BR, family Toom,
beauWul Balboa model. central air.
beautifully kept. 5 Comm. 1>00ls, 2
clubhouses• recreation. Best location.
HAPPY,.... -Yoa could be happy id
this new 2 BR, I BA, den home.
Upgraded cpts, drps, entry tile,
mirrored wardrobe doors.
Jacuni·sized atrium. Choice
Woodbridge locaUon. Put your family
in this picture.
HANG YOUI CHllSTMAS ST~--
In this super family home in Turtle
Rock. Pool-size lot with sprintlers,
center atrium, like new carpet, rural
setting. Don't delay, wop 't lasl.
LOCATIOMI LOCATION! -Terrace
Cambridge end unit. Desirable
morning sun kitchen nook. Loads of
upgrades. 1 Yr. warranty. Vacant A
move·in cond.
CHATIAU IUHC -2 BR, 2 BA with
large bonus room. Brand new carpe_g:
& paint. Priced to sell 1&9,900. • .,
VICTOllAM llAUTY -Panoramlc
ocean view. Priced to sell in Old
corona del Mar. B-ack on market &
·seller ls anxious. ~
OLD CDM DUPUI -2 BR iD hont • 1
BR in rear. Beautifully redODe •
priced to sell. Owner anJCious.
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-441 SIAWAID -coaotiCA ....... HOS
-SwflilMI A I IM*•••..._ wtltt .... ...................... ,., ............
Aho e ..... twl...._ ...... Mr,_.
...... • ......... ())IN SAT a SUN
lM.$165.500. .
* Opn HotlHt 50f: • Sun. r-s P.M. *
,323 A ..... "... $271,000
JIWELS OM IALIOA 15&.AMD
TOPAZ OM WAT ... ONT $450,000
A rare gem property on the comer
of South Bayf ront: Where can you
find two separate h<>mes for enjoy-
ment and income. Both are com-
pletely furnished with fresh decor.
Quality 3 bedroom, 2 story home
with redwood deck and large
master bedroom. Separate &
charming 2 bedroom cottage With
fireplace. On-shore mooring availa~
ble. Fabulous VIEW of Cbrlatmu
parade and Pavlllon. Owner will et·
.change for units in Orange County
up to $1,000.000
IUIY M1A1t IAY,.OMT SUt,IOO
A real jewel with quarry tile, and
lots ot room. 4 bedrooms, 2
fireplac• •nd two patios. Have
your home and rent t.be separate 2
bedroom untt. !Alrge 3 car garqe le
overahe lot.
DICOIATOIS DWGHJ
Clean ' bdrm, 2lti bath home just
waiting for your pertoow decoratinf
' touch. Private patio with barbecue,
secluded atrium, formal dinina rm &
a cozy family rm. 0\vner eays bring
all offers. $132,900 lncludea the land.
COUNTIY DIGUSH .
You will think you are in a model
when you view this 3 bdrm, family rm
home • Formal dining. BeautUUlly
upgraded and decorated with stately
English charm -Secured community
with pools & jacuzzi. $105,500 includes
the land.
4 IOOOM$--$ t Zl.500
Newport l::rest's largest model
features formal dinmg rm, cozy
family rm. Top location near tennis &
pool · Some view · Excellent financing
available.
CARERH UVIM~
Beautiful Bluffs "D" Plan with extra
large living room . 3 bdrms. Mature
greenbelt view. Quiet location. A
delight to view -Offered at $159,500
TOO GOOD TO LAST
Take advantage of this rare
opportunity · Highly upgraded and
beautifully decorated Bluffs "H"
Plan. Diagonal redwood paneled
entry, plush carpets, beamed ceilings,
bright kitchen, formal dining room.
Just steps to the pool · An excellent
value at $135,500.
IWffS-$ IZ0,000
Four bdrm "W" Plan with country
size kitchen, formal dining area, near
schools & shopping.
CALL 673-8550
lJZ MAAGUIRtTI, COROM4 DB. MAR
~ll macnab I Irvine ~ realty
FINER HOMES
FROM $46,000 TO $195,000
CA.MIO HIGHLANDS
Spectacular ocean view from this
lovely 4 BR, 2 bath home w/vaulted
ceiling. Secluded Anthony pool in
low-mamt. yard. $225,000. 0'94 SUM
I ·5 PM. 7.21 CAMEO HIGHLANDS DR.
(A·l8l
IA YCREST'S IEST ¥AWE .
Under $200 ,000! Spacious, re·
decorated 4 BR, family rm Ranch-
Style home on lg. lot! New ap·
plianccs scp. brkfst. area -
15'x40' pool! Poss. before Christmas
possible. Appl. only. John Granath
642·8235. (A-19)
I ST OffBUHG AT $346,5001
Waterfront! 4 BR, 3 bath w/famUy
dining & indoor jacuzzi. Master BR
w I fireplace & balcony. Piaf & float + lg. dock. Vee Stinson 642-8235.
. <A-20)
MAU YoutS~ AT HOME
In this warm & inviting 3 BR, fami·
Jy rm home in Harbor View Hills.
Lg. sparkling pool set off by many
stately trees & 2 covered patios for
privacy & entertaining. $185,000 in·
cl. land. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. (A-21)
WEST CUFF
Di stinctive, 1-story adult condo w/2
BRs, 2 baths, dining rm & fireplace.
Private patios. Pool. Like-new
cond. A buy at $81,500. Harriet
Perry 642·8235. (A-22)
LOOICIM• AT THI P.U
Beautiful setting I Quiet street!
Across from greenbelt! Lovely 2
BR + conv. den home w/many d&-.
lux e features & extensive
brickwork. Watrn autumn colont
$145,000 fee. Marjorie Mahon
644~200. CA·23)
CAIRll UVIMe1 ltUOOI
Nestled amona wattrfalla & nm·
nine stream.a. Hiah\t u~ 3
BR. dinbii rm. den or atudf end!-
unlt in 1prim Eaatatde location •.
Appt. only. Voe SUilsOn 6'2-8235. (A-24) .
'
... CYM l·ITOllY "IOIDIAUX"
True elegance! Your Inspection
invited to see a real beauty on choice
corner site. Newly decorated w /plush
cptng, custom drapes, Van Luit
papers. 3 BR, 3 baths. Beaut. entry .
3-car garage. Immed. poss. S2'9,500
2 IUI CHATIAU IOYAL S/S 1·1
DISCOV• THI JOYS OF UVIMG
on picturesque Balboa Island l W a1k ·
to quaint restaurants, specialty shops
& beach. Charming 3 bdrm 3 bath
2-story. Sunny study oft Mttr BR
201 PIAAL AVI SUM l•I
OM llG CYN GOLP COUISI $1 H,IOO
Spectacular long ranse view of
fairway! 2 Bdrm & Den 2 ba
Pinehurst model. Beaut quality cptng
& drapes. Lge patio, closed dbl gar.
end unit, pool, jacuzzi & tennis eta.
61 SIA PINI LH SAT 1·5
DEYFIB.D'S llG Pl.AM 5 -$114,IOO
Highly improved 4 BR 2-story with
FR, DR, 3 full baths & sitting rm in
mstr suite. Contemporary elegance!
Vaulted ceilings, lae kitchen·
w /breakfast rm. Huge brick patio
w /pJanters. Beaut. cptng & drapes.
& FOXtlLlUn•l SAT/SUM 1-5
fAMTASTIC IACIC IA Y VllW
Brand New! Move in for Christmas!
Great family home with 4 bdrms, f am
rm & formal DR . Quality
workmanship, rm for pool. $215,000
2317 laVIME AVE SAT/SUM ··5
UDO ISLI llAUTY -$21t,t50
North & South patios brighten the
warmth of this inviting 2-story home.
3 Bdrms plus den. Beamed ceilings,
fireplace, quality carpeting & drapes
·enhance its charm. Prof. dee.
· 5Z I VIA UDO MORO SUM l·S
CAMIC SHORES -SJ I 0,000
Exciting ocean & sunset view from
this lovely 3 bdrm home. Beaut.
stepdown living rm, den w/wet bar,
rnstr bdrm w/separate Mr. & Mrs ..
bath, formal DR -all o'looking pool
4521 CAMD&C DL SAT /SUM l·I
WISUY ... TAYLOR co~ REALTOAS
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NEWPORT CINTH. H.I. 644-4910
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LEASE I.AKI ARROWHEAD
Beauliful 2 bdrm. 2 ba Jnviling approx. 3000
condo in Newport Cresl sq.Ct. of beaullful living.
$125 mo. 3 Bdrm. 3 bath, formal &.OW DOWN dlnlne. gou.rmel kitchen,
W ICM.A. TEAMS xlra large heated, .1·~-r1n1shed garage . Thats nght. the new Furnished or un -
FHA loan limits have rumished. Guarded gate. been RAISED'! Now
more homes than ever 400E.179 .. R>R lU
will quah!y for FHA C.M . ..,; •••• ._-.w
flnancmg. You can now .......-;~~
buy a home for less than · ·
5% down. We have 4 -------• homes that. require only
$2600 down or Jess <.:a II lo
see them today.
645-3474 BllPl-· a--=· - .
SELL idle Items with a
Daily Pilot Classified Ad.
l!;~~l~~~ !~!r
a 30day ad in the
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
DO IT NOW!
64Z·l671 -------
HAllOa VIEW Monaco with private
enclosed front courtyard. Natural
stone fireolace, lmmacut.-te condition.
Owner flexible will consider sale,
rent, or lease opUon. Open Sunday.
1-5; 1947 Pt. Cardiff
HAUoa VllW WSK -tri-level home
has many custom features. Larg ·
courtyard, beautifUl olive tree and
many rose bushes. Bltn booksbel~es.
formal dining rm, paneled family rm
w f parquet floor. buJe pool. Open
Sat/Sun; 813 SandcaaUe Dr.
HARIOR VIEW -VACANT 4 bedrm,
family rm, ocean view home waltlng
for you to moveP into. Large Jot with 3
car garage. Offered at $24.9,500. Open
:Sat/Sun; 3907 Inlet Isle. •
TUITLHOCI llOADMOOl -newly of·
fered, 3 bedrm, family rm and den
home. 'Corner lot. Approx 1750 sq.ft.
Nicely landscaped. Vacant. Owner
anxious. Offered at $119,900. Open
Sat/Sun; 10022Sierra Bello.
HAllOll VIEW HILLS ..:_ lowest priced
ocean view in CdM. 3 Bedrm, family
rm + formal dining. 2 Cozy fireplaces
& beamed ceilings. Open Sat/Sun;
1114 Whitesails.
CAMEO HIGHLAHDS -beautifully UP·
graded 4 bedrm home with large pool
& jacuzzi with much privacy. Large
lot. Palos Verde stone fplc1. Approx
2500 sq.ft. Offered at $210,000. Open
Sat/Sun; 4610 Dorchester.
OTHER PROPERTIES
CAMEO SHOIES -from the moment
you enter the courtyard gates of this
Cameo Shores beauty you are aware
·or an immaculate 4 bedrm + pool.
home. Totally upgraded thruout.
Magnificent view! Offered at $375,000.
HARIOR VIEW -owner anxious to
sell. Palermo model, reduced. Large.
yard near pool & tennis & shopping. 4
Bedrm, 2l/a bath, family rm. wet bar,
newly painted with wood shutters. Of •
fered at $175,900.
COSTA MISA TllPlS -reduced I AP·
prox 2890 sq.ft. of well maintained Jiv.
ing space. 4 Carports, 10 yrs old,
located in 1ood rental area. New
carpet, paint & wallpaper front unit,
OW & bltns, all units. Offered at
$144,500.
~ ---' THE REAL I
_!-STA_TEH~ !
SWll LOCATION
41DIM
$67.500
Great family home wlth
taree tam. diolne,
finished earage, nlce
nefpbors, for lease or
nle, lerms. Open Sun·
day 1·5, 2129 Forest, W.
of Briltol. N. ofWamer.
[lete ~It fZalJ~
p.1-e~ nlj ..
OOVER SHORES VIEW HOME .
fAIULOU\ C"STOM on one o( tb
larcest lots. 5 BR,•~ Ba, vaulted ceU
ings, huge fplc. $860,000.
1014 ........ Dr. W/S. I
llAUTIFUL
MIWW'OATOUPUX
Two Ii• a bdrm. a ba un· ill in very rare condlUon.
It look• new. Priva
s-Uoa for each uni\, tw
car 1ara1e for each unit, wood bumint fireplacea,
Kexlcan We entry. Muc
mare. C8U U1 for detalll. 646-nn Ol'fN 11(9 ~II j /UN tOli( hlCCI
flOUIUMfTS,
I 'Ii YaS MIW
$112,500.
Owner'• Unit 3 br, 3 ,
Crplc. 3-2br, 2 ba, all ba O 1
dab/wahra
4GOlrfr,;:.\ ELL Idle ttemo wttb!!'
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THE RF.AL
ESTATERS_
o .. ,.. IOOZ G1Mr'll ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• •
A.ro1c1we1 Ba., ~~ Rf.SIOf!NTIAl BROl<WGE ~
V11W COHDO .
Prestige Newport Crest plan wiUl 2
master suites. Fireplace, wet bar,
formal dining. End unit with views
to Pal06 Verdes. Priced right at
$125,000 fee.
OPIM 1·5 #7 GOODWILi; CQUIT
VltM~ RESH... ~~ill!i!IMll!ll!Lll and ready to move into. Like new 1-------1111111• condition lnSide and out. 3 spacious REDUCm ~ 0001 bedrooms, 2 ha ths, pl us
s.ie price n!:'t1t1.s00. kitchen-family room, on quiet
Completely refurbished Eastblull Cul-de-Sac. This could be
tbruOut with TLC by peo. your finest Christmas gift. $139,500.
pie that caret New cpt, OHM 9.5 I07 CSIA PLACI new cablneb, new paint.
4 br, + lam rm + 2 ba. 0 ,,. .......... ...-ua.•aOI __ Blt lrplc, 2 paUos. Jlany --.,_. ~-,,,,
t'hlit trees. Gov'mt. ap· Plus nite ll&hts, toot Aod that' not
pratsaHnat. all •.• French doors, Private patios, $&6 000 Pool, wood decking and a master
' bedroom suite with library Wow!! complete the picture. $225,500.
OPIM 1-1 I Ill WMTI WU
j@~t~liiit/ u~,:O r::: ~
Location is everything ur this 3
bedroom doll house with a large O•n Beains! pool, shutters, shake roof and neat
Wit from matertalt too as a pin. $168,000
expenalve for today's
new cons&. This 3 hr llVIMI TlllACI G.......a 10011 ________ home w/aunken family A house with 1reat potential! Small
•••••••••••••'••••••••• rm ta where you can view' fee lot in prestigious
MESA VERDE OPPOITUMITY te~c~ d= ~:a~:. . neighborhood. Formal dining room.
SPECTACULAR V1EW knocks often wt,en you .aySeuont Total lnvest· family room witb fireplace. Low
The Golf Club with a i.-nauJt·1ettin1 DailJ ment 168,000! I Hurry II maintenance yard. $175,000 sparkling lake ia your PUot Qualfied Ada to caUM0-4M&Ag\. G1•rClll 100 G11MrClll 100.2 back yard. 1~ acre. reach lbt Oru1e Coast -------111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Spanlab s Br, 4ba. Open market. 'SOPMSflCATIOM WITH POOi. SM
cp;SELECT
I PROPERTIES
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Costa M9H Top Producer
71i·Jl91 . . .
MESA DEL MAR
Big 5 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 story 1n top
condition. Owner is closing eacrow
on a new home & mu.at sell at a
bargain. Reduced to $96,000. CALL
556-2660.
bot.-Fri and Sun only or Pboae 8'2·5671 ~ -1111!111 ~ ---· OLD COltOMA DI&. ~
by appt. 1790 Panay Cir· 8Y OWNER Beautifully appointed & well
cle.Agt.540-0608 !~~~~~~~~ maintained. Separate guest
Ge•rel I 002 Ge•r.e I 002 C•IOM quarten on an R-2 lot. Lots of wood ••••••• •••••••••••••••• •"'•••••••••••••••••••• 5,000 sq ft tones, and south of the highway for
ATIENTION ! ! !
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Cal a MOW et 17149 146-2141
* * °-'911 Home W!Siil'9·5 * * Great tlOor plan with 4 Bdtii:i., 24' bat.bi
on lats• pcma •lie lot aod clOM to .. ~ •• Owner rw been tranafernd. 084,800.
, 17179&11•••
" Bdrm, a~ blth. Nn11 dte0tated • 'Mqlltr ehatpt Waterfront wlth deck a &>ck. ...-.ooo . .
16712WI1,i~ W..
Rcmca Estate , only $22S,OOO.
Stable, aeparate maid or
1ueat home encloaed THI ~AMOIAMIC VllW lllaad for aviary or .Highly un.raded a bedroom home anA•I enclosure on ap.. --proximate a+ti acre with many custom extras. Top
JPlll"Cel. ~•ceitt approx q u allty appliances tbruout.
l :'acre pattti atao anll abundant closets & stora&e, 1D.~teorpart. expanded master suite, A/C,
745 LPlf"Clffa intercom, fire alarm. $195,000
... Dr. AllllW• including the land. Exceptionally
Sbo\lf'ft by appt only to desirable fmancing available.
qUalltled buyers. (71')
GJ.lMIOCourtQy to bkrs. . 11AU1WU1. IUY IM IA Yc;llST · ------'! Bright & beautiful 3 bedroom, den & . large country kitchen. ~ge1 8'\111D1 rooms & a' lovelY rose garaen, all
·with a tradWonal look. $184,500
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107 ''A" St. Perunsulu $26~ 000
1911 E. Balboa <Sun. only) '2'fS:ooo ,
2137 E. Ocean (Sun. oilly) $103.*
2481 Irvine $89,SOO
1091 l Furlong, Tustin, Prom$249,900
18 Ima Loa Ct. <Sun. only) $1$,!M>O
OH THI WATH $121,000
Beautiful VIEW of Bay, boats and
ocean from thilS prestigious adult 2
bt!droom condominium. Security &
convenient location. Pool.
• VIEW OF WATst Sllt.500
, UNIQUE AND excitmg tri·level
~ condominium home . Comer loca·
lion m Newport Crest with 3
-bedrooms, & din. rm. Forever
OCEAN and NIGHT LIGHTS
VIEW. Coordinated decor with
c warmth. Open Sun. 1-5 P .M.
STEPS TO WATIA SIH.500
Curb·appeal cottage on Peninsula
Point. Warmth and comfort are in·
eluded \\-ilh this 2 bedroom +
Corm<il d.m. rm. ·You 're just across
•1 the s tree t from best OCEAN·
"FRONT.
, '. DRIVE TO WATElt, fronl $Z4f,900
.. · Y o u ' r e n o t o n t h e w a t e r ,
but. ... you h ave a private
JACUZZI and sauna plus many
cus tom amenities! 4 & 5 bedroom
homes with 3400-3600 square feet, in
best Lemon Heights-Cowan Heights
• area of Tustin Hills, Open Fri. Sat.
Sun. & Mon. 1-5 P.M . Call for de-
tailed brochure
BETWEEN THE WATU $265,000
Best location on Peninsula Point
bct'>'ccn Bayfront a nd Oceanfront.
3-st ory masterpiece home with
loads of wood & glass. Added bonus
of large roof garden. 360 degree
VI EW OF NEWPORT and 3
bedrooms Perfect home for the in-
d1v1dual with artistic taste. Open
~at. & Sun. l 5 P.M.
WAUC TO WATst $275,000
Anoss the street to Peninsula
Bayfront and JUSl s teps to best
Oceanfront beach. Grandiose 4
hcclroom home with 2 stories of.
creative decor, open feeling
balconies and soaring indoor
greenhouse. One of a kind on a pre-
stigious corner location. Open Sun.
only 1·5 P .M.
C LOSE TO WATER $425,000
And hypnotic VIEWS of Bay, boats
and ocean by day and a sea of·lights
at night. Private location in Irvine
Terrace and completely redecorat-
ed in and out. Smooth.flowing
' s p a c i o us floor J>'l an with 4
bedrooms, family room, sparkling
pool and patio. AND YOU OWN
Tll E LAND.
ALMOST OM WATst $450.000
Jus t across to best Lido Nord
Dayfront and you have a VIEW OF
WAT ER. One of the rare op·
' portunit1es to buy income property
on Lido Isle, Redecorated with
· quality and good taste. Three units
with loads of room. Owner will ex·
' change.
Waterfront
Ho••
2633 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
631·1400
SUPRllACHIUY
lrnm•c new urpet•. sww paint, aJry S bdrm. z
bat.h, bretkr••t n~k . 14• double 11r. Tennis,
pool • l'ff. Z10 L111onl1, Nwpt Sbol'fl. Open Sun
tby 15
.IOOLll"~ c...,, . ...
OVER,S?
OWn a bomo &oo valuable
to sell wlthout heavy
t.u? Then wf\.y l}ot see
one ol oµr train ed
col.lllelon tor w~s to
rcduc4ttaxet. No c:har&e ! c.onfidenUal! Pl\one ter
appolntmm•
675-4941
THI CAUISO .. CO.
REALTORS
2819Newport.Blvd. N.B.
IACKIAY
Completely uper1&ded in·
side & out. l\lew prof.
landsc. 3 bdrm, custom
used brick fireplace +
many mor e neVI'
reatures. A must see to
really appreciate Ask·
Ing 1118,509. 8"·7270 .
IRVl .. E.TURACI
Spacious family home, S
hdrma, 4 baths, rormal
dJruni rm., family rm.,
rlrepl1&ce . Everybody
will enjoy the sparkling
pool. O{tered at $229,500
SOUTH OF HIWAY
COM Newly remodeled,
spilt level, 4 bdrma. 3
baths. Oversized Jot with
potential to build large
add1lioal unit& with a
swimmlna pool to boot!
$187,500.
644*7270
OCEAN VIEW
FORMER MODEL
S.aut.. Buccola built
borne with many xtraa.
Enjoy t.he breathtaking
view from the sundeck o
the Pacific sunsets
Catalina. Large 4 bdrcn,
3 bath, family room
home. ·great ror lb
youne executive Thi
won't luU ! Call now!
~-030.1
FOREST E
OLSON
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V/ATBMS
SIOaMS
Firepla~. wood noort,
double aaraae,' lara
yard, SS4,750. t.,McC_..
1110 Newport lhcl.
CodaM•so,
541.7729
SPAIKUMG POOL
'88.s>O will slve you •
brbome. Veryclean, ln a
good neighborhood.
. Hurry, tt ts prtced to •el
fut. call &48-2.\U
I ()l'fltJlt9•11,S/l,lfWIQl(IKf•
2400 $'f> flt POOL HOMI. SI lt.IOO
In a prim~ nei~hborhood too!
Beautifw 0 tiJdden' two story, with
shake roof, fortnal dlnl.ng room, four
bedrooms and two fireplaces. An
executive home! lo a prlrne location
adjacent to the golf course and close
to a park.
The price aaain: just $139,500
UPliiill()IJI: 11()M~S
REALTOAS~ !46·6990
1525 Mesa Velde Drive. East, Costa Mesa
also rn Corona del Mar, 11 675 6000
Bill GRUNDY , REALTOR
l l 1 'luy·.111• Dr... rJ ll ttl'. r.lb '
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HOUSES FOR SALE
Z IEDIOOM
#59 Sea Pine, Big Canyon, Npt Bch
497 ·2489 $155,000 Sunday 1-5
244 22nd St., Costa Mesa
646·71TI $71,000 Sunday 1-5
608 w. Balboa Blvd., N.B.
675-8120 Open'Satonly 1·5
30 Goldenbush (Drfid) Irvine
559· 7219 $73,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
•#12 Aires Ct. (Npt Crest), NB
645 -3474 $112,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2154 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) N.B.
673-8550 $135,500 Sunday 1-5
1211 Miramar St., Laguna Beach
646·32.55 $112,000 Sunday 1·5
718 Malabar, Newport Beach
673-8550 $140,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
2 IR I FAM RM or DEH
2927 Perla (Bluffs) Newport Beach
759-0259 Sunday 1·5
5106 Alder <Terrace) Irvine
642-8235 $95,000 Sat. 1-5
2907 Perla (Bluffs), Newport Beach
675·6000 $142,500 Sat/Sun
J l!OIOOM
6 Black Oak (Smoke Tree) Irvine
~9·5S'73 Sat/Sunday 11·4
• *'lOS W. Oceanfront, Npt Beach
548·1290 $277,000 Sun.1-5
1242 Morningside Dr., Laguna Bch
494-6726, 494·7lli Sunday 1·4:30
486 Holly St., Laguna Beach
493-9381 $174,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2662 Crestvie~ (Bayahores) N.B.
$185,000 Fri/Sat /Sun 12-4
· •360 VJllanova, Costa Mesa 556-2660 $89,900 Sat/Suq 1·5
1302 Parnell, Halecrest, C.M.
556--2660 $68,500 Sat/Sun l·~
2288 Republic, Coeta Mesa
646-7171 $14,800 Sat/Sun 1·5 S07 Marguerite (Old CdM), CdM
675-6000 $138,500 Sat/Sun
•230 Lugonia, Newport Beac:h
646-3255 Sat/Sun 1-5
808 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, N.B.
675·66'10 $2.68,000 Sunday 12.f
2 Rue Chateau Royal (Big Cyn) N. B.
644-4910 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1090 Hamilton, Seablµff, C . .M;.
752-1920 $89,500 Sat. l-4 • * •7106 W, Oceanfront, Newport Bcb ·
548-1290 $2Tl ,000 Sunday 1..S
2643 Vista Ornada, Bluffs, N.B.
640-6531 $169,900 Sunday 12-4
207 Miltot<J Dr., CamShrs, CdM.
678-4400 $260,000 Sun. 1·5
17941 Raihier Dr., North Tustin
731·4911 fT7 ,777 Sat/Sun 1·5
406 Plata (Bluffs) Newport Beach
731-4911 $15'1,500 Satl-5
1521 Kina Rd (Npt.Hts) N.B.
673-'lsfs· $265,000 Swiday 1.5 '* J..251 s. Oat, Sa.Dta Ana
M0.'666 $6',900 Sunda)' 1·5 •87~ Seante, ~hlne Hms, CM.
646-8433 $13,500 Sat/Sun 1:
206 La Jolla, Newpott Beach
MG-~l.3 Sl99.~ Silt/Sun 1·5 '807 Surrey Dr., CameoH,glDd, CdM
6'15-SlSU $181,SOO Sunday 124
4646 SlettaTrie Lo (Univ Park) lrv
752~141• SUG;QOO Sat. 1·5 ~l3'Ha~en ·Rd, CamShtl,CdM •
$75-6000 $22.8.600 Sat/Sun
617 VistaBoGita <Blutfs ) N.B.
673-8MO $159,SOO Sunday l·S
1182 Sierra PaJoe, Irvine
762·1'700 $U4,950 Sund11114
201 Pearl Ave. (Balboa Isl) N.B.
644-4910 $189,500 Sun 1·5 4525 Camden Dr, CamShrs, CdM
644-4910 $.110,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
521 Via Lido Nord <Lido Isle) N.B.
644-4910 $259.,950 Sun 1-5
200 Del Mar, Costa Mesa
646-7171 $73,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
111 Via Jucar (Lido Isle> N.B.
645·2425 $229,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1038 Sea Lane <HVH> CdM
675-6000 $180,000 Sat/Sun
2105 Yacht Wandered,SeavuB,NB
64().6600 $226,000 Sunday 1-5
3019 Samoa, Costa Mesa
963·0841 Sat/Sun 1.2-5
4915 Bruce Crescent, Lido Sands, NB
673·7575 $135,000 Sunday l·S
25176 Via Piedra Blanca, Lag. Nig.
495· 1469 $8.5,000 Sat/Sun 10-4
•4500 R-0xbury Dr,CamShrs,CdM
67S·5511 $259,500 Sunday 14:30
265 Princeton, Coota Mesa
546·2313 $79,950 Sunday 1-5
3 Skipper, Irvine
546·2313 $~.950 Sun 1·5
303 Kings Road, Newport Beach
645·9950 $239,000 Sa/Sun 1-4:30
1015 Coocord, Costa Mesa
546·2313 $89,900 Sunday 1-4
2951 Catalpa (Eastbluff), N.B.
673·8.550 $194,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1100 Sandpiper, Corona del Mar
673·8550 $235,000 Sunday 1-5
1206 Essex Ln (WestCliff) N.B.
642-3850 $154,500 Sat 2·5
St•rv1ng <:o-.1a Mp<,,1-lrv1•w
H .mtl'1gton 0 ('ilC h NPwrort R••.I( h
1745 Paloma Dr., Newport Beach
675·1642 $167,500 Sat/Sunl·S
2762 Mallard, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $136,900 sat/Sun 1·5
3040 Harding Way (Mesa North) CM
645·3474 $78,000 Sunday l ·S
1835 Tahiti, Coeta Mesa
· 546·2313 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
2036 Phalarope, Mesa Verde, CM
675-5511 $128,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
· 15081 Sonny Cir, The Ranch, Irv
752·7315 $103,950 Satl·S
• 1936 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
. 642-823.S $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 ll:OlOOM
*4531 Camden (Cameo Shores> CdM.
. 6'4-6200 Sat/Sun 1.-5
5 ta 6 FAM RM ... Del
23702 Largarto, Mission Viejo
837-8260 $175,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
5021 Corkwood (Dean Homes) Irv.
675-6000 $146,500 Saturd<\Y
•1524Sandcastle <HVHills) CdM
. 640~161 $239,SOO Sat 1-3/Sn 11-5
1014 Mariners Dr,DvrShrs,NB
. 6'2·5200 $360,000 Sat/Sun l·S
CONDOMINIUMS I
FOR S~LE
i llOIOOM
26516 La Zanja, San Juan Capistrano
661-1455 $.55,900 Sunday 1·5
•28 Lakeview, Woodbrid&e, lrv.
· 759.oor7 $114,950 Sat/Sun all day
2 IR 6 FAM lM or DIN
61 Sea Pine Ln (Big Cyn) N.B.
644-4910 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2444 Vista Nobleza. Blurts. NB
631-1800 $157,500 Sat/Sunl-~
J IEDIOOM
223 Nata, The Blults, Newport Bch
' 644-01.34 $22.5,000 Open 1-5
• •633 Udo Park Dr, Unit El. NB
675-5511 $284,900 Sunday l ·S
J M & FAM lM or DIN
302 A venida Cumbre,Blfs,NB
. 759.~11
4 llDROOM
359 Vista Madera (Bluffs) Npt.Bch
673-4400 $144,500 Sat/Sun 1-S
331 F W. Alton, Santa Ana
751·3191 $62,900 Sunday 1-5
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
2 M & J 11
6161h Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
Saturday /Swt 1--'
% .. & 3 ..
,, 353 La Perle, Coeta·Meaa
752-1920 $185,000 Sat/Sun l~
J .. •STUDIO
3101 &3lll Bay1lde Dr., CdM
497-3388. 644-2212 Sat 1·5
J •• s ..
3304 Clay <NJ>tHeigbts) N.B .
646-7171 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
512 Bolla (Npt Heights> NB
646-7171 Sat/Sun 1-5
HOME Ir INCOME
J. & I II
• 1 seaward.Cor.Hilnda,C<IM
•
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MIA•LY MIW 4 On. from Ocean Blvd. Eleeant 3 bdrm., 2 bath home with
formal dutin1 rm.; a touch of New
England, with cathedral ceilings in all
rooms. A comfortable bench at the
front door gives you a grandstand seat
for the BOAT PARADE. $289,500.
NEW USTIMGl 3 Bdrms., bonus rm.,
Back Bay view;. profess. decorated.
302 Avenida Cumbre, THE BLUFFS.
Open Sat/Sun. 1-5.
OIAMGl/TUSTIM area. 4 Bdrms.,
family r m. PLUS game room. On
large cul de sac lot -ample room !or
pool. $124,000. 13031 Malena (Call for
directions>. Open Sun. 1-5
S7SOO llDUCTIOMI Brand new 4
bdrm .• 3 bath, upgraded "WILLOW
PLAN." The lowest price for tbia.
m odel in Woodbridge. Now $107,000
HOME & INCOME A neat 2 bdrm. &
frplc. home PLUS brand new 2 bdrm.,
2 bath unit over 4 car garage. $189,500.
511 Acacia, CdM . Open Sat/Sun. 1-5
Bay & Beuch Really has served the
HARBOR AREA continuously since
1949. Why not relieve your real estate
frustrations by calling
759-0811
GeMrol I 002 G.-rot I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
MAKE OFFElt!!!
Dramatic Architecture! Dynamite
Master bedroom + 2 others! Pool,
jacuzzi & tennis court. $172,500 ••• WOODIRIDGE
3 bedroom & atrium in ttus Warm-
ington "C" plan. Vaulted ceilings.
Amidst a breathtaking park like set-
ting. Only $94,500 . ••• llG CANYON
Execut1 ve ranch s tyle borne on
woodsy lot. Behind iron gate m the
most prestigious area. 4 bedroom,
family room & conversation pit.
Profess1onally decorated. Vacant &
ready to move into! S320,000.
*** REDUCED TO SIU
Lake. pool & jacuzzi are just steps
away. 2 master suites, sunken living
room, separate dining room &
breakfast room. Now only $114,950.
*** RENTALS
Ask us about our exclusively located
rentals. Short Term only $700.
230 twwport C ....... Dr •• Mpt. lch
759-1515 759.0017
.._..... I OOZ GtMral l 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
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$5',SOO
StePll lo poundlng surf
and crystal sand .
Backyard Is bay area
playground Winding
wooden walkways to
aecluded •ntry, aourmct kitchen, step down con·
versatlon area plus
fireplace. Sunshine
breakfast patio, 1><>01.
jacu:ul, volleyball.
Garden llvlna al It'• finellt. 1147-45010 Ol'fN 1119• II S ff.JN fOPI N'l'I'
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4~+POOL ~-1.100 COAST HWY.
Calame~. bld1 .• trouble
free; lo• m;alnt. Sl33,900
Wlll trad• lor duplex.
PAUL MARTIN
Real &tat• 644-1383
Bike to bucb from th11
beautlfuJ fa.rdCQ '-om •
Seit buy lft HunUnstqn
Beacb. $DOO down or U ·
1wne S340 monthly P•Y· ment1. Hurry! Call,_ ___ _. ___ _
Qtl3.f767 SIAVllW
Broednle>Or, Jot 38, Yacht
Rcaolule ~ only new
Hamptcln Model avalla·
bit. 3 Bdrn\.I. $2e5.000 •
Of'EH SUM. I ·I
PAUL MARTIN Real ~tate 644·7383
~ Walker I; lee
OP114 SAT/SUM 14 ' .. 711• eOUtMOD
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Cp9HimeSet1·4 1090~
IS.Illa.ff)
Under a beavy shake
roof, s urrounded by
wood fencln1. thl.a dar.tt-
ing new 2 •tol'J bealltY la MARINA HIGHLANDS
bu S bedrooms C2 with
Ntllal oceao vle•>, ! b.ths, ·vaulted ceillnp,
IQl"ieoua atooe fireplact,
· lonnal dJnl.oc roomt A
NE W-HO K E NE IGHBORHOOD I
... 500.
Wltelc-in
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"\$54,000.
FentQUc opp. to own 11.
2 bl' condo w /central air,
bltn appUancea, lo·
c lud'I· d 1 b wtb r . Qlldren welcome. Short
walk to clubhouse, pool•
shoppina. Seller to P•J for 1 yr homo warrant.r + $1.,000. qJt & drp. al· Jowaoce. .
754-7100
• • f
a.\ICID TO SILL llY OW'Dltt' J Br ,.. a.
Deerfield Twohme. Pv
aardeo patio, com PlfJ'k II poola. rnaoy nic r .. tww. S'13.~ Ope
House Sa\. Ii Sun 12 4f>M
30Goldenbush, ~-72111
l~N1mte1
4 Bdrm wllb Pool
PresllgioUI Raanch area
Priced lOOO's under cnkt
DoU&laa Correa Realtor
644 .. 415
1n3s S.m•
TilE RANCH, 3000aq. !l
Priced To Sell!
DEERFIELD PK HOM!l
48r, 38a, spacious cor·
net premium lot, fully
land1caped, hiab up·
iirades. 6.'!&·5598
WHY NOT THE BEST?
~ Walki:r t: l1:e
4 or S Bedrooms t-..1....-tr¥111e I 044 [)b11ulasCorrea Realtor WOODBRIDGE EST . ..-..-1044 ' ....., 644·8415 lux. 2br/den, 2ba, Jge ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------i yurd. Pool, lake, Lenn.ls. $REW•RD$ U.P. $1 lt,000 15 WOODRUSH $™,000 ~ Much sought art.er ftfar·
4 IR DeerfMld WOODBRIOGE·Buyer& quette. Garden entry.
rriced lelow Marttet RANCH 3br, den, 2ba, market I Profeulonal re· La e l am 1 ly room tenrus S92.000. 551·3333 altor ba.s over 40 homes w/frplc. Patio overlooks
Dou CJ I as C or r • ask for Ton~y _____ 1 to show, for "oo pre rolhn& hilt.. 2nd Story
Realtor ssure" preview to "buy hosts 3 sumptuous
6444415 iESTIUY IH right", call Patrick bdrms.Callnow7S2·1TOO THE WILLOWS Tenore 552-4414 <-"IN 111v·11 ~ 11Jt-J '" ., "'
WIUOWS
OPEN SUN. 1·4
4472 , .. Glen
Super house! 2 Frplcs ..
lols of wallpa Pl'r &
wood J.lrt•at location 3
B<lrms , family rm . :!
hath:..
l,owestprlcedPlanlOSin WOODBRIDGE Beaut 2 [CS l'Olil!;!JI
the Willows area oC br, + den, 2 ba Broad· ""'~t;rn ~;a
lrvme Th1s beauuful 4 moor home w /alraum. . = :::::::1111 ii:;.
bedroom home features On corner lo~. nr. lake, NEW Wood b r l d g e
up & rude d car Pets pools, Jacuzzi & future Creekside 4 !Jr, den,
lhrollf(h<lut with a new tA!nn1S club. 25 Blue Jay, Willow mdl. $105,000.
d1!1hwasher and d1sposaJ. Sl07,000 5.51-0685 Ownr. &60-0897
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C.W-dll .... 840-7000
GET OH STREAM
wilh this Plan I Condo m
Orangl.'lrec tenn11 &
other recreation, sand
tones decor, deck over·
looks crl>ek S49,999
WHY POSTPONE
happine,s? You'll find 1L
here In thh s harp 4
bdrm , den, 3 bath home
in Greentree. Family
rm .• formal dmrni:. cov
cred patio, lari:e yard,
gas BBQ & much more'
$100.SOO LOVIHGL Y kEl'T
Squeaky clean Windsor
model ; perfect for
singles. couples: llvwg
rm. farm kitchen,
htlrms .. 2 buths
linivcrs1ty Purk 76,\100
COMPARE
with 11mallt>r model!! ut
tul!h<•r prices & you 'II re
l'ognize the bargatn prin•
tit this 3 hdrm . 2 hath.
fum1ly rm . den, 111
$85.000
~~-:ooo~. VILL~
REALTORS
GREENTREE
4'1111 Brookside, 3 Br
Air Cond1L1onmg
Pnced To&•ll
Douglas Correa Realtor
644-84' 5 494-306
lnlhe
Prestige
"Ranch"
Popular area or lrvlne.
In law quartere, 4
bedroom.I, extrll b aths,
den formal dinln1. hear
ty nrepla4!e. Owner anx·
iOUI. .,900, BKR, Ca II
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!las a large enclosed ERSITY paLJo ll IS ideally located UNIV PK near new purk with pool. V11la1e Ill townhouse
F'reshly painted. Priced Beaut. end urut, 1 11ty 3
al only $71,850. br, sunken llv rm, vault· ed ceil'g. 2 patios, cntrl
78EDROOMS
4 BATHS .
air, Fee. $107,500.
552.7183
SMOIETREE
rumaocec v11w
Former mdJ, 4 br, 2 ba,
din rm, ram rm, atrium.
Uparadea, air cond., Ir!!
ac. pvt, lot. Auto
sprinkler. Across from
park, walk to schls, pool
& lenrilil. You own the
land. 833·1418
Beautifully diicoraled
Fabulow. one of a kmd 3Br, 2YJ ba. De11aner Logwto leodt I 048
Columbia in College wallpaper, cslm drps, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••!
Park Jdcel for pro· (rpks. Pool/Jae, clubhse
feasionel person with &tennis 559.5573
lnrge family Home has
been customized 10 in· TERRACE. Jbr Cam·
elude over 30 add1t1onal bndge, ~ell located, adJ
up J: r ad e s . A s k 1 n g rec. S92.SOO S47 · 704<!
$153,000 ~CHO SJ 3br San Luis
Rey. Prime goHcourse
Joe. 547-7044 BESTIUYIM
WOODBRIDGE Rancho S.J. 3 Br, San Luis
Rey, prime golf course
location. 547·7°'4 N 0 R I N s A Brlar't'OOd -4 ------1
bedrooms, 3 baths. spilt OPEN HOUSE R E A L T y level Uperaded with de-•
corator mirrors, lush
t'arpl!tS, drupes and
ll'vclor.s Plus a long list
of extras. Priced ~.000
belo~ l'Omparable pro·
f>t:1t1l'S for qwck sale
I
RANCHUALTY
551-2000
MOVE
RIGHT IN
19 381 Slerro lnH
ln desirable Turtle Rock.
A sharp 4 bdrm home on
approx. ~ acre. Prof.
landscaped w /auto
sprinklers. Upgrades
galore! Stop by & com·
pare.
macnab I Irvine
realty
<>PIH SAT. 1·5 PM
4646 SllUA 1111. UNIV. PAO. Just
listed! Rutgers model w/3 BRa, 2
baths & formal dining. Tip-top con-
dition + many upgrades. Excellent
location on quiet st. near park,
schools & comm. assn. facilities.
$126,000 incl. land! (A-26)
IM'l'IAT AIHMBCT CIM1'8
'Irvine's fashionable "Terrace"!
·Custom Cambridge model w/2 BRs · + den, formal dining, brkfst area &
·wet bar. Close to pool & jacuzzi f
Golf, tennis nearby. Expensive up-.
grades + air cond. $95.000 feel
'OPIM IAT. l·I PM. 1106 ALDa;
. (A·27)
MIW U$TIMG1
,3 BR, 2-1tory Villa1er 1n .good lOca·
tion, close :to park. Flalbte flnanc-;;
·1na. $71,500. Natalle Benjamin
;752-1'1'-(A-28)
WOULD YOU
CON SIDEil
living 1 block to the
beach wtth 2 Bdrms., 2
baths. etc. including
privacy, nice neighbors
& neidble terms? Would
you consider our O· V -0
for $115,5<lo.
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• II HERITAGE
. . REALIORS
TOWNHOUSE
t4ewPOf'f .. K. sn.eoo. Walk lo Weatcllff rtau. 2 8drm, 2 bath,
dJnlna room, c:ualom
CN'PO"'-4 dr•Pt'S· Pool 6' iot. of JClrd. Call S40 1151
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. • REALTORS
House, 1'106 Dover
., 8at/SUn 1 :30-4 :30. 4
Bdrm, $146,SOO. Submit
all o(fera & trades. Bkr
613-8681
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WITH SIASON PUABSI
SPYGLUS -NEY• UY• DU Picture your Christmas 'free centered in your
m agniflcent Spanish courtyard· w I f ountain. surrounded by a ·
skylighted living room, den & family·
room! This 4-bdrm home w/TWO
entertainment areas is a perfect
holiday treat with city lights & water
view. QUICK POSSESSION -owner
will heJp finance. $244,500.
llG CAMYOH TOWMHOMI -a real
steal at a reduced $139,000! All the·
comforts of country club living!
Luxurious 2-stories with lush
carpeting, 2·bdrms, 2 baths, fireplace,
formaJ dining r oom, HUGE master
bdrm suite w/sitting room -close to
pool, t~nnis & golf!
A ··9uE£N FOR A DAY" or forever -
home, where privacy is King, reips
this "Monaco "This gracious 3·bdrm, ·
2 bath home in stately HARBOR
VIEW area has fireplace, beautiful
landscaping & covered patio. Ample
room for holiday guests!
PHASE II PALBlMO owner will help
you finance this spacious 2·story
HARBOR VIEW home designed for .
entertairung ! 4·bdrms. 3 baths, formal ·
dining, family room -TWO
fireplaces. A MUST to see!
ONT .. WATER -relax on your large
patio overlooking the bay & 40' boat
slip! This rare on·the-water home has
3·bdrins, 2 baths and is close to
schools.
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Praperties ·
752-1920 ~--~
1400 QUAIL ST. NEWPORT BEACH
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Br, Family ftm, 0Pto
Sat/SUnl-4:30. $239,000 •
HUDSON BAY
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w /fittplaca. M&HI MO&SI pr. Beaut aaa. eim CM. Nt lnl4
Property Houae 841·:mG ltAMCH QIO. •1•. 411 lell• ave. BaQJo .... qalet .t. a
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SI 54,000 !SCIO .fl· f1-,bo1m~. 41>BR, S Br, 2 ba, dbl pr, on~ Xltc:hea baa nfrl
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Oteck th1I 4 BK, 2 BA, water. several patcel•. avail Dec l . 100' &.!ndk room ln xlnl Mesa Verde with new uie & carpet.I, Priced right! ~31·73U P1r•mld JOUr estate w /ocean V\l ... Vaulted loc:. A.v&ll. by Dec. 1st.
dra991 & paint In" out. ioam·8pm. SERIOUS aie&• &st•'TI throoib•)(cbanging. Jim ceU.-mo.&M-1768 ~lt~. Call646·nn. Allona"4acrelot.Won't BUYERSONLYIOwner ~ ~ 't'atu!1', 1\o•llor. (71') • N'1t•·1 rn~toatM<t •
lut at ao unbelievable W, mu.et oasb out. COUNSELOR 7S2·7'19t Beaut. duplex home, eor. •---------• ner loc. 2 Br+dcn, pvt priceof-9,900. Proleulonal lnveetment Wlll excb.an10 my near patio, encl ear. -/mo. (714) 645-9960 · 191-7155 FIVE ACRES anaJ111J, appralaala Ir new du&>kx in CdM Cor 2 1S?.-081TA.I\.
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HVHMONTEG04br, 2ba, '~ perty. Brand news BR, 2 $peclatlzlng tn beach Harbor Vl'w a ru IMI. stir Cam, 2 lrptce, MeA Del Mar• Br, 1 ba, =:~'l98f<>15 Port1par1M BA home. Huae family multi·plex properUe1. w/pool ,Pref. P .O. Box ocean vu. 90Qmo. Ctplc:, bltN, erpt. pool, --~~!!~ room. wet bar, trplc., 3 Sellen & buyen avalla· 136, Cdlit, CA 92625 7~ :!Jndbl ear, yatd Ir poel
LOYa y HOME OWNER DESPERATE· ~ara1e. Woq't la1ll ~u:~~r 5:flpri!W:°:i ll9Cll ..... • Nr beach A r~rk on ~· $$50. m-3079 ~f 2Br+d~. 2ba on quiet NewhouseSWToassuma· (710677.5691 911M.98otMCM227. · W..e.cl 2900 Carnation wltb ocean ---·-----
tree .11ned at. Lu ab ble, 38r, 2&. fam rm, OR 522.osso •••••••••••n•••••••••• 'liew. Olarmlnt 2 Br, 1 4br, 2ba + wabr/dcyr,
ldacp g. Frplc, copper Harbor at Edinaer IAST-SID!C.M. OWN Property ln bathDplxw/lar1e1un· refrt1.CoJle,ePartdlaL
plumbed, 2 car ear $21 ,500 dwn. sos tn'. ......_Properly 1400 2 HOMIS OM LOT InaJewood, Ha1'tborne deck. 2 c.i' pr, MW do· ml Cornell• ~ me.~
w/laimd. + work shop. cludea tax & ins. $7l,OOO. ••••••••••• .. •••••• .. •• Just fell out ot escrow I otSo. Bay area? corator wallpaper • Call5C8-7222
Short d1Stance to bay, M4--0ll81.M4·2801 MIDICALILD~ UnusuAI opp. lneome WIU.PAY:CASHll drapes, Coppertone ---.------~.~~0oi!~1 S~ b ~~: 3-beautiful 3br C01ldo1. In pnme Newl)O!'t. &ach ~iSOm:s..:,::,ea price Ph.TI~~tand?U o !:,':i'ii:i~~~:'!31~ ~~~°:3~~~8:·~1~
32S Aliso (ofC Chff Dr) Ad.Its over 16. A/C, D/W, loca.Uon. 12 spacious pro· . •llh r .. v ... -11 "'60/mo. r73-l536 BBQ. $395 mo. Tom
Nwpt Hl.s. BWU1ter Cree· pool S54,000·SSll,OOO. fl'lllllOnal aultes w/plenty C213)f74.Q07 or (714) 548·4634 ; .Jeannie ly Bkt'646-633B 646-Q)S of parldt11. Groas lneome ~1·6201 anytime or 2 JJR, 1 ba., quiet loc. S.-7175 , • exceeds $80.000. per (714)8"-5221aft.8prn Beamed cieU. $315 SAVE NOW!! WINTER year! 646-1JU 3 BR, 2 ba., close lo Lrl 4 Br, peta/cblld o~ IXECUTIYl.S beach; partJally furn. Crpt. Lra yard. S.S-4C'tl 2700 s q . ft . H v H POOL HOME (~1wm;w1>!ln:! Moviq t.o Ure Newport Frplc.,paUo. '525 or631·2018 _ ..
Portoflno Classic, 4 br, LQts of upgradloo, cozy ' __ ;,i __ .., AN'u :.rw:-ru 4.PLEX All " Beach, Irvine a~, and Studio, ftlrD .. priv. patio, 4 B F n 3 n. 3th ba. Apt/bonus room , n • R I "'"ta•-IV'.UW.. ~ -•--•--h -r am nlll ..-COP-·
$!7",000. Fee. Open' reolace. Jf you ace it, ea .,... -Br, SlU.000. New ctecor. conlemplaU01 the .__...,.,..,ac -do 'L vt • Uo 1 " Yourll b y it' Offe ed t ~base or Je~lng of a 3 BR+ den home; 2 ba., · ge P pa • poo • House Sun. 12·3, 1718 900 u • r 11 · CemthryLoh/ lnslde,eoodrent.1. m e. Call Joy •-~c., beamed celllnga, Jae, tennis, nc rm, etc. Port ... a rgate. Ownr. $64, • • r~ 1500 "" HJ" ....,., _.._7·......r •u 54"3666 _.,,... ~rwinZeldenatColeof S52S .-..v,.,.. 0
"· 644·!>128 ve •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• SHARP 2 Sty Tri·Plex, 4 ,.R .. ba ..__ f t PACIFIC VIEW all2Br. '89,500. wport Realtors, » , " · uume; rp 3br, 1ba taeCncd yrd, car.
NEWPORT SHORES Masonic Sectlon. 2 lots. 675·SS11 for prompt Nlcedeclt. ~ No peta. s:rts mo. lit "-
3 br, 2 ba. $7,500. Open SeJI for $$50/both, apli\ OUTSTANDING Duplex, personal attention. San JU.: ~·J! BRl 2 Jut mo. $100 eln'I fee. • Sun.1·5. 242 Walnut. t 1 t C 1 2 sty, bdrm up, also each ............. _ ba.Uocon o; rp olt" ., ce 194().8 Pomona,~ Propertyllouse642-3850 rans er cos' a w/frplc&l~ba '8()000 ....._ pa .Cloleto1 ,ten· -us& 1090 9fi0.:i844 __ • ' ' ••••••••••••••• ...... ,. nis&pool.$&00. MESA Verde No. Beaut.
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OPEN HOUSE Liie, $?7,777 Prwri1y 1600 $19'2.000. Good 0 .C. in· .. ,.,•.,.•••••.,•••••••• '97·33118 6"-2212 cul-de-lac,. ~per GU>. 1206 Essex Lane -r-· • .......__,_,_..., 3106 lse 557~19 One or owesl priced ••••••••••••••••••••••• come area. - -NEW2Br,2ba, U•lni/dln·•----· -------=:::0~;·:J:3850 homes in Foothill 111 AMI Us For CoMpS USA REAL TY 646-0607 ...... •••••••••••••,... inl areas. Front Ii rear I Br, upgraded. Beat, :!~~~t~.r. 1~' ba Im· Prin~rclol 150/oDOWH CHARC:i:'t'1;E~tory, 4 ~s!tcisu':1"·1?r: ?0~~~:::.·ltocMn
SanClemtnte 1076 NorthTu .. 1Un Jn desirable Woods Cove 4·plex. Best area C.M. Bdrm home on Best Goldenrod
••••••••••••••••••••••• JAgt, Helen, 731·4911 or area. 11 Units on South Income $102!>. $140,000. Bayfroot location. YrlY ' $350 lnclud.ln~ wtr • gaa. 835-07a9 Coast Hwy, in restored Ait.642·7312 lease. $1.400/mo. Avalla. SPYGLASS Deslrable2Ur•den.lrg.
Laeuna Landmark. bleoolhortterm. Sweeping ocean bay ut.11 rm. front " rear IMVESTMEHT
OPPOaTUMITY ~~.~.~~~ ... !~!.~1~~~~.~~ ... !~~9 ~l~~~e a!~~~tlo~e~~:!'. ----------------1 A/C. Can be rented at SS< per sq. rt. Owner will
Seven beautiful residen· Eastsldc2br, 2ba hse, Jlke SAIJSBURY REALTY \l'letr •BR 2 ram~rm'• fncd.Nrbua•stores Nr
UaJ units & four sharp n e w. o n R • 2 I o t Call 87M900 wet bar p(,oi tbl huie Npt. 1!>64 A 0ran10 Ave. •
commercial units. Fully w/Vanance !or 2 add Wl· patJo ft 'yard All• xtraa rented, attractive terms. lts.64.2·!5999 . lcAoar•••• 3107 11450 mo Owner/A,..· Nlce2bdlba.Newpajnt,
OPEN DAILY I ·S
10911 FURLONG OT.
$650,000. •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• m-?OosorMa-7414 ••· fenced yard, 1ar. 2029·
llG CAMYON~ECUllTY & NIV ACY 1 consider trades & tenns. $252,500 493.0233
5 New Custom Homes
with sauna & jacuzzi.
From 3400 to 3600 sq ft.
Pnced from $249,000.
NEWPORT SPACIOUS oceanfront ' ·Wallace. $270 me.
HEll!..HTS br, 2 ba compl. f&ll'U. M&-Pll ·• • h F Waveaeet model, new, 3
Charming 4 BR horn~ w /spac masttr ~ DUPLU cla"h~ahl1~· c!:b~~~~o BR, 2 BA, family room. 4 Br house, 2 full balha, t
BR. living room & k1tcht n looking out ~(.'O. ~:!!o••:~::~:u O,.• Sat/Sutt 1·5 pets. Yrly rental. J~mlne1 Creek. Mdl!1l· ~!:Cu:~rwul~!;~:l't·
onto attraclivtly landscapt:d private ~ 3SJLorerte-CM 644·9:>82 ocean v ew, UPlta .:u. 775 Joanne CM (21~)
yard w/magnificent pool &jacuzzi. :JAJ_ fi "~ MEDALLIOlll.J Newport Beach C·l, cor-Cute na a kitten's ear, 2 Costa Mesa 3124 Sl200/mo. Tcnols-pool, $5831 Catht:dral ceilings in Living room, den .. ~-1:_. " ncr Joe. Good parking. bedroom completely re· ....... •••••••••••••••• guarded entry. 6'0-0000. _....;... _____ _
Waterlroftt Honw1
631-1400
& f I d' · 2 I fl t A)""'wv HOME GreatCorsmallbuslness. done PLUS sparkUna 3 3 bdrm home Coata GERRlECO. OMGOLFCOURSE • orma ming room ; rg oor o ' \1'\ . I 117.500. Agent 646·4380 bedroom studio. Two Mesa 548.7434 '979.1750 Mesa Verde s Br. 3 ba, ceiling fireplaces. , _ __..::;.__'____ .I s. r p 0 0 b a l h I ca ch I c 0 z y k. n ' home. Avll 12/15. Lse
BEST BUY Harbor homc.New'roof.,Approx R·2. suitable for triplex, fireplaces & kitchen• Plr · 1984 0•.emary $850mo.OptavL840.2981
By appointm~nt only 640·5971
IY OWMEtt -$305,000
• F.«Utes, sweepln,ocean· 13 u c · .Foolh 111 Hln C.M. l bldg on property. you'll love. $185,000. ace Cost.Meta 3224
v18't, pro(. decor d. a br, ~.ooo. Dys, S81,Z800, ev s &..p...._.. 3141 .,.,,.., .... , ....... a.. Ea1talde 2br,1 ba, paUo.
213-373-5108 ••• c e en, 1· or 11a .,. __ ,d Ba al ' hr/·: .. ' range. $100 mo. lat,. lqt '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ) 835-0739 NEWPORT BLVD. • Pl • Pl•...,.. y,~an de stove, w1 oryr, 1ar, +clean!Dfdep.Adlia.o~··.
2 ba. $119,500. 496-8033 or A... ~I olrth T7u3ah4n911 67S-0428or673-8955 1£ IQ II ~ •••-.. ••••••"•"••••• 2Br 1Ba Condo w/rdr11 encl. waie. Cpts, drpc'.
I II.AND NEW 170'Crontaee 24 000 SQ fl 11rop.,.tf 3bdrm., S750Mooth patio, rec facll. sns mo. pda..M6-7nl. ~~~-~~ ... !~.~! ~~~~ ... !~.~! 0n---IL~ LOWEST Land lse, Bkr. Sti-33990; 712•1~ · Real~er ~1117 AIJ,. <71•)MS-72tl Ho" .. -b "-Id ·' 1,.. ..,.... PRICED! 646-3524 1.00 OUAt~H ~ 11Aat 3 br cott.a,e, poo1,jacuul, u...ys Y ·~ e.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
2 Bedrm & Den , large private corner
lot. By owner I agent
j:~~?,C!~~ar~~~~ That'srieht lowest3BR Condomlnlu1111/fow1t· 1.otsforW. 2200 wporta.acta 316' dishwaaber,adultlooly. :U~~rl:~~~
wave. Quiet street. Many m complex. 'Great Tustin houlft for_. I 700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••=TH•••1••5•:•M••0••••• MS.Z4SI furn. 3:58 E. 16th St, C.M.
unique features. Only location, easy do~n & ••••••••••••u••••••••• Ocean view R·2 lot in """ "' New Brookview Condo ll
$189,SOO. low payments. Won t last T H 1 N K JN G Tow N . Oceanside. sis 000 Beautiful 3br, 2b~ dplx, Br, 2~ B~. air c:ood, 0.. roW 3%2'
Ports Wnt Reattv al $:>8.000. Call now. H 0 M E '? visit the 494.2382 eve~ pati.o, new crpts. drpg. cpta, drpl, all major ap· ···········-········ .. H 4!s 540-3666 specialist at the Con· Avail Immediately 'tJI plna. ht patio, wuua, Garden Condo-2Br, frple.
8.1l·J232 S6H4 dominlum informal.ion Huot'g Bcb prime 25'x117' 6/18. 75a-7410dys pool, jacuui. No pets . ..,..,e, s:m mo. Adulw,
SPAMISH CHARM center. Call 963.o867 tor town lot. 606 19th St. ncelY rum 3 Br~s~bluft $450 mo. Nr. s. Coaat rer.-.2972atlftoona ' 644-6807 is just one or the many details. $.'56,000.oroffer.536-9898 coodo. Nr park, acboola Plaza.540-8886 BT_. 3232 featuresofthis2000aqft __ __,;~"--~-"--lncomtProperty 2000 SAHCLEMEMTE le s hops. $85() mo. New Brookview Condo 3 ,. .......... , ........ ,. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
2200 Port Lerwick Place hm W/3 BR, den, fam· D ..... O ... TI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean & Dana Pt. m.85or213\241MMOO Br. 2~ Ba, alr eood, Obodo, •b·-. 2Br,1 ea'. rm, 2 Ba, & a sundeck ~ ftA v ciu .1-Jl jo -r w/a fantastic view, over· YOUR TREE SAJii4 CLEMENTE Marina lew. LEVEL olna' ... .,.., a ma rap-view, air, pool $.125/mo.
lookingtheocean. Priced Follr yr, old tri·plex, LOT in an area of ex· ON BEACH, ~,!l.W or P · P\lt paU°N tennis, 83CMl8orS51.oB86. ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f to sell $164,500. ~u:~:u:~~l ~o~l~~r:~~ 3-2·2 Qi good reni.1 area. C'~~f sc:'~ri:. ho::;; ~A IN 0 HA re n EL· =· ~!~~~: s~ &:!:i ro..t• Vtllly 323( WESTCOASTPACJFIC l ho M Only$127~. '· " lsanxioua.$64,500 Decorator 2 Story 4 Plaza.S4f>..8886 ••••••,.•••••.,••••••••
Hewporthoch 1069 wportleacll 106' REALESTATE fr~:!. nrr;,"w c~!p~t BE:m=\' PorhWeatR..aty =1~1!:~ 1!:rt:'~~~ ID ~SOK BeauUful 4 bedrm, 2 ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 496-8585 831·2600 super cleun thru-out. K S fam nn fplc DW •·-r 215 Del Mar <l92·412J 831-3332 661-1455 amenjlles. Bes\ China ' • • .. ,._ MUST SELL. OCEAlll.J VIEW DRIVEIYlrS.I Great locntlon & BIG ---------CoveJocaUon'850/mo. E~!9!.~!'~~S: area.SUS. H3-456"7
O UA.IERS MOVIMG• "" We ..... nr-···' to thow YARD. Bu.y today, & be DELUX! DUPLIX R2 Vacant Lot West Coata ON WATER ··"th boat -Aient. no fee. '"" · REDUCED! this in;"'mic~BR home ln tor the holidays. Of· MEWP ltT HT Mesa. 83x.200'. Noor 19th w•
lhmmac J llR.1 2 Ba rn....-.. •• -..1-5 w/awe•pln" vlew of feredatlll6,950. 2BR, BOAuniHEIP~d SI St. PrinonJy.CaU art.er6 doEWck. a Bdrm with 4RI~J'IP·R~TE'wW!_eOR2•! HaellwJw•oclt JZ40 OUSI?. In cxc USIVC ··-~ " • 54AJ666 1 ts. ·~ 60 PM.833·1937 VJ .$790/Jho. """ n n .... ,.. ...................... ,... Eastbluff $135.000. No Reduced for fut sale barborltlhll.§48,500. "" ownership, Great street ON LIDO. EJeiant 2 Baths, lotereom paUo, 3 Br+den w/frple. CIOll6
reasonable offers re Vacant & seller is anx: wmJ!~aRe:aEatate Near Hilh-School. 10~ Loh&AcreClgf bdrm with color TV, pool, ten11la, 1auna, to &boPPin1 center, bus fu.'lcd.640.0JS2~5_4s_.1_l!l~ lousl Beaut. 2 bdrm end I DownOK. ror the best. buys lo So. view and private beach. $450 /mo. U4·3048, aervf ce. $460/mo ••
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2 Slo"" 3 bdrm A·framc Commumly pOOl, sam· Acre. IA>ls aa low aa OCtANFRONT 2 Bdrm BRAND NEW 38R, 2BA, CONDO 2 Br 1~ Ba new wau~"to beach, pool & mna & Jacuzzi. At this OHTHITff WHY IUY a.woo. Cali Mr. Erey QOUaae. WeeklySSSO OONOO, gar, bltns, 1plt .-., drpa. refrtc. 'rplc.
tennis $10'J.OOO pnce it won't last. Hurry With super ocean view! MZ-3'56 Watttf...... ...... M, acroM S. Cat Vlg. pi;;., tlbbse. S2l5 mo,
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WEST N ~:WPORT $167,500. Open Sal & Sun char.mini booie on R·2 ---------R-__. 2400 Large .ibr Jba on fc J2-4 421 Call G e lot. In Tll91Jn !or only ..__... LOOK at. 1Uat.ening bay 3 Br, 1 bath, cpt/drps. 3BR, l~BaCondo.cta.&o' f
land Steps to beach San.Clemente. e om z, $'53,000. Hurry. won't last Seasli r D I ••••••••••••••••••••••• rrom W.2 BR., 2 BA COft· Waaber /dryer, stove. beach, park, cl\lbh.e.l
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Super Tn Lcvel nroccan Big /bdrm '& l to eve17tbln1 SM 000 ...... u.twRl.slltd Brand new! Nr. So. Drane! n.-2 •lJ' Jbr" Pool,Tenms.Bkr Call bdtm iowt' urta.atl Owner/Alt~· . "•••••••••••H•H••••• Coaat Piasa. Pool, 2\.ibabomewitbln'walk·1
TomGotller,646·9200 bea h tnvat' .,:~ 1w~ · G•o.. l202 Jacuul, tennlt; cornea bur dlatanee oC bc.h.(5-&.1 ·---1091 u.t!JrAat.~ 5ActuliCablnnrJoabua ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• wlth wuber, dryer, Blk•) l"Ull cpts • drpl. SEAVIEW ................ , ... ,.. Trft, $4500. $500 down, •l&ARBCTAI.$ nfrli.. auto. 1ar. door frplc, 2 car' aar, siomo. Owner will carry Wbypay'25-$3$wMn oPthtt. $416 Mo. Al\. w1br/at7r hoot-up•~·
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+den.lb!kt_obch. Dec20thtoJan3rd. Upto All ground ~loor, front L1·ngo Member or prominent Outcall9·9,494·~111 HOWARD Chevrolet'• 5205·b River AV!:___ 5 persons, Includes use or prkg, A/C, ulil pd .. prof. County I am 11 Y , growlna body shop ln
Clenn2br.Close toocean. auto.S90perdayorS1000 bldg.etc. NORMAN B. MON· •SA .... DY'S* Oran&e County AJrport
Adults only. Yrly lse, for 2 weeks. Se<.-. dep re· S40.2200orS40-Slllt Rulf:STAtt ' TAPERT Newport J"'lll Complex. Flber1la11
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St.Nu Kathleen tOO SQ.FT. forty years, •ranted 6PM.aAM973-0329 portunJty for advance· On Coast Hwy, ~•th d1'vor "e by Nevada ---------1 k 0 SS TUumES " BRE•<>T ment See Ca1ey, comer par 1ng. ccan \'WW , IUSIME OPPOR "' Court, from BEULAH ,... Sat Cl-.rllnt. 38 7 6 i...tala to Share 4300 pr i vat e b a I<.-on t l's , Gift .......... ~ Coast High W R l G H T Pt1 O N . ENLARGEMENT ~~~ i!a:t~all Sta., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• oeamed <.-e11ings, fplc. -.S • 0. way TAPERT, u!ter 33 year Througll Hypltoaf1
un ooa<.-h utrl pd New • Npt Bch hse. Pool. wet bar, wall lo WJll SllopplMJ Mii. • • 11• O marrlaae. NORMAN Group therapy, weight,
inter 2 BR. JtOO. I BR tenrus. walk to bch. $175 carpets Can be d1v1ded w1M: er.... -S..twldl Shop-Coat MONTAPERT tentative· deprestlon & sex Im· *AUTO SALIS
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frplc appls 4981040 mate 20.JS Lo share hse -Pool Serrice Clftd R9"r -Mhtlolt eventually plannlna: to n. .. -all SG31fl9/543·32SO Oranie County Airport pay. Nl&bts. • ' -on Pen. 673·S553 I 550 s . CoHt Hwy. Vlefo ...._ profitable wttit good ea... m 8 k e N E W P 0 R T _v_._ _______ 1 complu wlll add three 7U.N97'
l Br in duplex on San C...,..leech 4'4·'421 S 00 EACH ,_ , r£VJ•-"'IMPO-uT for euy stralabt tell on--------Fernando. $225 . PrerRmmte toshare2br,2ba • • •• 10,0 • B h.., permaoen~ .HOAv-''"" new. Auto exp. not re· •llklSTOttl•
older person or couple. condo w /ya rd. Own HD Exec/Prof/Med Bldg. ·-H• Salon -Mai« ~"*" C....... t>aaea1aln. Weight loss, bnut quired. butfrevlous sell· Aulst. Mar. for sehwinn
492·2134 r o o m . S 1 8 8 I m o . 2 new remodeled oCCice:1 loccrtlat •••• $25,000. Lost & Fowtd 5300 enlargement by byp-i.na belpfu . Generou1 Dir. 8al $10,400. Kuat
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DUPLEX-HEW.VIEW Employed male rmmle --· l!.rt SOLTll LAGUNA DANA LostorFoundapet?Call A SINGLE, pretty lady, advancement. See sales aperlnuto!'J.552·9222
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galore Co II Ar lie ot hse, view. $150/util. ' ALTERNATIVE 4gu.4551 495-1728 493-8812 League 537·2273no fee. pacemaker would like to Slttetl, NeWport Beach. IOAT IUILDIR 49'.l-4l2l CAgcnl) 4119-4835 Mo. to mo. rent incl --meet a s l n c e re NtwftrocluctLllle
R t: c e P t • s e r v . ' Lost Vic Edison High. gentleman with or w /o Looklnf PofE'Xper'd :!~!"· 1• 2bn, ~cwly deco. Free pvt rm & pvt bath, In personarlzed phone cov· lutlM1a RentaC 4450 •·-L....--Fem Persian, bm/belge. pacemaker also. Reply AVON Eledriclan1 S240 mo,. E,slhl'r, dys exchange for lite -Dark fa co W/orange dl20 o 'l Pll t PO ........ ,_ u l 64CH850, evs C>40·6213 -housekeeping, t'emule erage. conr. rm, mail ....................... Opporiwtlty 5005 e Yes . R EWA R D . Box Ueo a1Jostao Me~a· _...eJmta en •
1 6 4 0 5 6 2 3 aerv., underiround prkl( FOR L' ~ ~E •••••••••••••••,••••••• ...... """"·, """'nB1. Ca """"". , ~...&--:..• ._1_. Plumbers J Bdrm, d <'", de<-' k . 0 n Y • & more In Newport '-A~ 11 .,._.,,.,.,, ...,.... • .,..,._, • ._ ....,.... ·-.-Carpenters ..... c/mo iut & lust. 1 lll evcs/wknds ask for Ray_ TIIE EXECUTIVE C0tmm ..... rclal Newport Restaurant. Ca L..a... Mow '"'op p•v, -•nt _u_.,. ...,.., " "' • -· fordetai!J.LeRaisor l..oet dos E. C.M. Neut, ~a ...,.. •' ._ "'1 .. .,.IUJI.,_ W. Escolonell. 499·2496 or AVOID INCOMPATIBLE SUITE, 640·S470 1310Sq fto( Realty 833.s&OO male, Terr}el' mllt, 6 yrs, ~Oft F0r AYOH cot1dl le Joocl benetltl • .f. 4
99-486L __ ROOMMATES! . •Profesalonal orflce bldg. PRIME RETAIL Blk wtwht chest. 20 lbl. ••••••••u•••••••n•••• RIPllSIMYATIVIS J)ayw6tk. RS0 I Westminster 3891 House· Mates 832-4134 ldeal for en&lneers, al· space. Centrl!llY located FAST FOOD Name "Pickwick". Call Jobi W..e.ct. 7075 Belt. Ume t.o estabJllb ~~I~~AciGs ~
••••••••••••••••••••••• Takes The q uesswotk lnya accountants elc. In Lagwi~ N1cuelC. Agnt 12700 Beach Blvd L. McCarthy dys 979.7000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cu.stamen. Intettatedt .....,. ~ ... ~ .u ..,,,....,, s• Out or t'mdmg • · on prem.iaes at rown S2500 dn, uswne S6000 evea&4~23&4. Call 5'0-7041. or Zenltb '"""•"•n IUJAV•~ n. -:!BR,l ba,nr.Brookhursl TIIATRIGHTPERSON Next to Poat Ore, S . Valley Mall (Alpha Beta note.&you'rembus.N'et, 7.1359
& GG Frwy. Sm. pct or ~-SSb Sh--' Laguna Quiet. ocean Center>Call831·7010 ..,,, .. /mo •• •-did not ...... 11 1 ma younf HJma. la)'.an, N.IVATIDUTY I~~~~~~~~~ looldcf,...rF/C k1dsok $250. 962-6049 _.... y wnng vi1!.w 31652 2nd A.vt" t;';'m bur~ er s A~ l temporar Jy •n Vtlla HURSE IXPB. I· Fash Ill fovestmertt ~fthfumlsh.d MatureFlofind2br:!ba Please call anytime _.550 964.1611 FOUNTAJN P•Cllic,HB. Will my AIJoQuada ICllbvlffhtW..ted firm.XJotoppor.Exper.
oru..funtlatt.d 3900 upl w/umc (22up l 499-l62S&lvms~ _storage ~ REALESTATt: hwnanaplacall983-S930 557-6-448 Fora6eyearol.ds.Lf&ht le maturity req'd. Cell
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THE EXCITING &ecutin 54..itea BE ow N ER 0 F' 'Newport Hiiis Center Pract. nurse, 5 yrs exper. 6:ao l.n Million Vitjo. IOYS·GllLS PAl.M MESA APTS. 2 females needed to shr 3 View office with full FIOM 30 TO F Lo u R l s ll I N o N.8. 646-9123 wl.U drive• misc. duties. $30/week. !lefercncea re-12·16 years of aee. Eve· .\tlNU~~[ONPT ~~o~~~se,;:o ~w~~i~t ~;:~~~e~~~~~~oa~~·c~~: 1,000$9.FT. OSHRoNt~,~~lR~~ FOUboND : AKdeys, Conear 499-2CmUnda qulred.Call837-9682. ~~~::8J!'eg~
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from$220.&cup. furniture avail. 2082 :~~~~oo~~~u~0!r~~ :_~~io::t!avaii~Jnty eH. aya. as Uve·in Man Friday, Llvelnownapt. albcl\, adult irvisor.,"Eam
Adulls, No Pets M/F to share 4 Dr, 2 ba Michelson, 752..()23.C & boal sl.orafe. M-on Sl9 000 cuh worth Found : FOX ll.Q.UND Travel Companion, plus $40. p/wk. Full S20 to pu -.ek Ol"
1561 Mesa Ur home, C.M. $150 incl util. •· • • temai dol Blk!"~m " Driver, etc. Exper. Write charae of cb11dren 1 "4. =· 213/ W7-G398 t5 Blks EastorNewport 556-6378keeplrying.. Office Suite, new build· premise, 24 hn secwily. ,.0,000. Owner (704) whit~ Uppe°r Turtlerock 5466 Sant.a Monica Blvd Sinale, non·1mo~r. ~m, 213/ '98-2471 ~~~9U, 2 Br, 3Ba tri/vu Condo, nr }~~ ~e~~ r:~~w~t~~: ~::e~:;,i;i:c:i ~~~ 49'7·3'16& lrvl e . 752·6098 or #43, Hollywood, Ca 90029 mustdrlve.873·1153 '9J> ... C8UCollect.
----F'ash lsl. $300. + ulil. Huntington Beach. $325. FoWltalnValley. 833.2368 -rei.~(2l3) '66-ZC6G, re-BABYSJTJ:ERNEEDED IUSIOY$ .
LARGE t&ZIR 759·0598 mo. + util. 800 Sq fl. Phone9eHso7 ~o:_~ ~~~a~:;~ FOUDdlrg male blk Lob. NURSE 1 12:l5toto3;15w,!'dys. Evea. Dillman'•
FROM $205 Ocearuronl·&?aul 3 b;-3" 536·7504 ore73·2265 ----In fully cotittnll~~d .Mac Arthur/So. Green· PRACTICAL rv ne, ~Y omo. Restaurant 801 E . ~wet bldg w/bcnutiCul bawJfrplc.Onewhol9v. RtfltalsWClftttd 4600 wholestlebu•.·Xlhtopp. vllle.SA.548·123? Part-time.Refs. 75271?2 Balboa Bl, Balboa
lndscpg, cov'd garages, es beauty & tranquility. *WOWI * ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca 11 : Mr. B"ro w n , Follnd· Male Springe; Cat1 494·91l9 BABYSITI'ER, my C.M. 6'J'3.T12G
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LEEWAHD AP'l'S. 2020 673-3014 Prime executive office needs hse or apt near PARTNER l d f "Hamilton HBl48-6052. •••••••nu•••••••••••• or540-3296aet. 5 ~;; 1B ?dust 1)9 neat & ~~~n .t:e~· { ~l~ ~: ~~ Roommate to ahnre Hunt. space with nil amenities, schl1. ~sp. :~ex:h~. R E JNV;ST~ ENoT POUND S; C t Babysltter needed Live de~le. Own tramp.
Bay,631·0397 Bch. condo. s1so. mo. :.~·e.~~i:;,~e :::v~~neg Qill'~T1ct.0~ii12>a34-44~6: OPERATION. Active or vlo Tua~n A~~e::mo~~ Acct?~ro.JrPn& In or hrly waei. Call ~!"P·~d ~•705~1b~~
-964-2113 • ·1 Dec 15 Inactive. INCREDIBLE W ., Nun.t "... 6'5-48l8 Paul 84.5-2827 .iu. rtqi; -nr ~ ltOCMllS 400 conference room, ana . . PROFIT RETURNS, a.,, .......... s . Regl.ater Today to.work • ltart.~1142 •••••••••••••••••••••••~· fmuc.h mora.nde. ~900thSq. ~ SlS,QOO..SS0,000 requlr~. aund; In Mllslon Viejo, oavariol.IS~CcoUJl1in&& , ... ____ ._ ___ !CLEANING WO .. .,..,. t. 175. up .•• on ·lo· RWals 4650 NO lUSK! A rare opotyt Jae male Do&, 40·50 lbs. bookkeep1na aul1D·r• • o;o ...
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S48·9?SS car 1ara1e for rent. S60. Colt.a Mesa. Call Now! Call us for: Winter· sum· to 1 __ 1015 7eg..T701 ' Clerks to St Acco11n· Downey Savlnp •Loan area. MllStbaveowncar.
"-t "'1 979 124& 64Z·t560 --• tantt needed thruout haa ---•np ln iu Costa __.. Ambassador Inn In Costa mo. \,UI a " eaa. • mer·;yearly & store ren-••••••••u•••••••••••.. Orange Co. .,..,...... 1 •---=------~
Mesa.2277Harbor.Ccn· or645-6414 Attractive Office space ta.ls.Webavethemall! 1~, ..... •1..:.aT.0.'1· Ro"-,.Ha.li's Mesa/ti br'!'cbllforfulF"cLEANING LADY trally located 235room• l'Wa.-00 n ... """"". .... ...,.,.~ p me ~e era. or thoronah com~tent " I • 1 1.. • _,,._ Rftltol 44 ava . l~ sq n., at. 65' sq LOANSA"AlCABLE Accouotemps lurtber info. Call Mr. "'xp'd"'!./c'tn'i m-•-••• MAN Y w tb k tcnen ... ••••••••••••••••••••• ft. 671-3272 """S u,.;n S'A501 tu ('tl~) .... 1~-.. .. -..w. • phone & TV. Swlmmln1 , SO Creclli'oothnj>Ortant. ~ · ,..,.. • ..., "l)'De• "' ..,..... ""'· homo. own ttana "icb1~ pool, Jacuul, and rec. H PIR :t..11 111' ...._., 49J.:3 I 02 No. Tower, Union Bank F.quaJ Oppor Employer rel1. I hrt ea. Ftl, $a.SO room. Dally • weekly 16t7WESTCL FF·NB ,_. • .,. ... VllW l lnTbe71f11!!1:<>!1~~aQ1e br.MW65SN.B. rates at.an.Ina from MS a AGT. 5'1·5032 --" Mooey Avallab e. many .. .,...,... ....
k 600 SQ. ft . ofc. 2 Main St. I~~~~!!~~~~ sources, all projects. __ ..__..._ ___ -i ~~~~~~~~~~,~===~----~ wee· 645-4840 l=SOI WHfclffDr. exposuru-it. level HaJltorlllewYear's, $50Kmln.7~-6052 Bankllll
New l'inanclal Ctr prkg. Mo to l't1o or leaae Call Dan UHION IANIC
Office Space at S275 642-?lm NIWPOIT llACH
C.11 on Site Manager Hu An Opening For A CTIO&d·a111exU48 ,_.......,... __ ~ QIDITCLIU
Ml.lit type 40Wprn, have
COOd telephone COM•
mun.feat.Ion 1kll1' Ii neat
appearance. For an Interview appt.
Contact Don. Mitchell
410 Newport Ctr Dr.
~ ~ua! Oppot Emplo)'tr
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...................... ·-••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••~ ............ _,••••••• PRIMTING SECRETARIES COST ACCOUMTAMT
Jull Co.\t S)'atem. l't'rtft r' tlmu. Ch.i&llt1111n11 op por for exper'd lndlv.
ROSAN.INC
2901 W CODt H"'Y• NB
EquaJ Oppor F.mploye!r
COUMSS.01
Fomlly &YOMHI,
~1 A. Ot!gree ExPt.•r In
fantJly couru.~Uni Sllll.
mo. + xlnl IH!neCIUI. Send resume Y.S.P. Int'., S303
Harbor Hlvd, Suite D13
CostJ Mesu , Co. !>2626
t.:qual Opportunity
Employer
C OUNTER GIRL For dryclcuning plunl in
U.D. area. Mon thru 1''rt.
Exper'd only. Perm pos
for qualified person.
ll.u.2050
ACTO Y •lort, I to STRIPPER
~:.~~·· man
1 11 MANAGEMENT TRAINEE (2) ~~:!i~~ir2~:·:~r~~
YJN1SH CARP&N_TEll. Graphic R-ourc-offel'I 8 uru·que broclnara to label• Ac mmt be cood. Own U>ola -.. .-. CW'acy an important Cac-
nct NQulNd. Top waae.. opportunity to learn all phases of tor Many company
&is.:moor7$9-N23 com~any o~rations, manufacturing, benef'rt.. Peurtree Preas,
NodS..-.fc.e An t admmistration & nles in th.Us uniq_ue _«*~·7955----"----
WMtlhh 5·8 year training program. Jnltlal PRINTING
On.C.ll Bails. 2 2~ hrt resPofl.SlblllUes are in manufacturing, PLATE MAKER with
per day. S:J.10 per hr. Ap-learning operations. Som~ college & exper. Quality oriented
& TYPISTS
prepanct ror ltMI up-
Comln1 holiday•, earn
top SSS on temporU)' H·
sl1omenta wltb orllce OYerlo*d. Call today for
lmmedlate placement. ~o~ office .• -
~u' ove rload
. 157..0061
1723 Birch St, NB
Ttlt•• w s.a.. Mtlque 8' walnut di.splay
want to rnalt mouty? cue w /counter top,
Can you ull o" the Sl.60. 7S1~
phone? Top SJn our bu I· 9ICet 10 I O
ft I. Me·3030, Olk (Or •••••••u••••••••• ••• ••
Located At.
l2M2 Lam.peon, G. Grv
~~h0tg1 1f>r~r:i c:~.n1:~~1 mechaniGEeNaERhaAptlltuMdAelhN~ful.NCE ;~~:~k M&,.~~cp!o~~
Alton Avo, Irvine. (714) IJENA pany benefits w /greut
SS6-4llOO. .Pi"kup & delivery "nd wareho~se iirowth potential . EQ1.1al Oppor Employer '-.. Peartree Press, G4t·7955
Ray. FRGHT DAMACBt>
1------..--i T&IPHOMI $ALIS HO'l'POlNT SALt_E. ~
Tiredofthprouthtef W. Warner nr Rlll'bor,
F\111 charge Bkkp.-Harbor
oroa. Experience with
multiple! set of books
through rlnancial slate·
rocnlll. Send resume to
Box 58. Dally Pilot, P.O
Dox l~. Costa Mesa Cu.
responsibility, good driving record.
SHIPPING RECEIVING
CLERK
PSYCHOLOGIST SlOW.SouthSt,Anabm •SECRITAlllS*
Lie. cllnlcal PHO. Half lHDelMur,C.M. $14,400,.,Yr.
Or full lime. t'amily 88SGlenneyre,Lu1JBch E~"e""PavAU1''ees We ure an equal ~ •• ' counseling s peel a II ty, opportunlty employer RelndVI Aacncy tralnln1 & supervision 4020 Plreh St, Sle 104
exper. Sl700. mo. full Newport Beach 113-8190
Thie Jobi• ror )'OUI Sllnta J\na. 979·292l
CaflUaNowAl CASJ-lPAID
llJ.1095 FQr Wshr/Ory11/Rcfri~
TlME·LlFF.: worldn1orno~9S7-8133
lJDRARIES
Equal ()pp ~mplyr mtr *l)lhwaht'l, Wlhrt, dryN.
Count.er Help, Part lime. _92ll26 _______ --t
5 D~y wk Hrs 10 I Apply GEN'L Of"f'JCE, perm pl
m per!>on betwn 10 & ~· lime 9·1. S3 50 hr. CA>.
Orange Julius. 711 E benefits. Lcwmar
RECEPTIONIST
lime. Send resume to RH. F /TIMI Call for Appt/Eltab '65 Rbl~. dlvr'd, i:uarn 'd.
546·5.218, 839-7620
v.s.P. Inc., 3303 Harbor 11-1. Mesa 'verde conv. •---------• Tele~na Sales
Blvd, Suite D13, Costa Hosp 661 Center St CM ,II ---------
Balboa ~vd, Balbou. Mannc645.8420 -----· <.:OUNTEll Girl foruingh~m Girl houseclng
Laguna Bch ~ry l'lcan service mis women p/l,
mg store. 4~·1531S tops. c~ nee &15·5~
Counter ckrk in printing Gari 1''rldJy wanted for 2
ore, graphic arts bk!!rnd man olc. Typing & f11Jng.
pre(. Full t1mt>, LJguna OC airport area. Call
. till14. 830-0891__ -751-8453
Must have typing quality, speed not
important. High School plus diploma.
Prefer mature individual w/self
confidence on telephone. Individual
must be well organized and self
starter
VENDING MACHINE
TECH TRAINEE
Mesa, Ca. 92626 Equal 548-sSes ' ~retary We w 11 train. Earn R econ d l t I o n e d
Opportunity Employer ---·------CITY OF Ch r I• t m O • m On f' Y · Rerrtaeraters, washers RH SUPYVISOR Salary and commlulon. •. ..a F 1 h Real Est.ate Sales People FOUNT AIM V AWY Call: "' "r Y c r 1 • re I t
led U l 90/10,~ 7-3:30, Costa Mesa area. 631 ~. uk for Do" damaged & Model Home wan · P 0 0 Call5493081. SECRETARY-$945 to, ___ ......, __ , ____ .. _. return• Guaranteed &
comm. split. Nwpt Bch ---------$11411. Typinr 65 wpm, , debve~ Al.8o now al
831-0900 SALIS SH 90 wpm. 3 Yrs recent cast + lO':k DUNLAP'S
o-J .,._ t S 1 SU.., ~uRuT exper. TELLERS "''"-" T l'--nc& ...... ta e a es rr~5" STENO CI.ERK-$832 to lwvv a .,.,rt (at EIK'lid>
Great incentive for top YOUR INCOME SlOl2. TypJnn 55 wpm, EV. 003--0721Opn7 do>•
producers. 100% com -SSSS SSS$ • rruss1on wilh nationally SH IO wpm. 2 Yra recent AIU. & PAltT·TIMI
recognh:ed co. Ex· PAITTIME exper. ' Experiencepreferrcd,
perieoced proresslonuls TB.BtHOHIWORt( Apply beforct-Dec. 2nd, b\ltwiUtrain.
only. can eves. 640-1131 HOUSEWIVIS 1977. Personnel omce,
Couan.I STVD..,...S 10200 Slater Ave, Foun-
------1
~1l1on 11va1l. for full :ude Start lmmed. Apply mechanical aptitude.
lime credit chcck('r. in person 9AM to 5PM GRAPHIC lllSOUllCES COttP.
and Credit. checker. Jmmed. GROOMER & Groomer's' Must have gocxl driving record
Salary commensurute Mon thru Sat. Southwest wt~xp. P~et un in l'ct Ctr 3734 S. llristol,I 544ZR....-cllDr,H.I. RECEPTIONIST
...., son• taln Valley, 92708 Guaranteed Hourlyi.. ............ __ __
Call or A,pty
~etGlht 171 t Ul..2611
Portable dlshwuher.
Kitchen Aid. Xlnl cond.
SSS. 67~ll61 a Cl. G
SAVE l300 on Nrly New
Speed Qn. Harvest Golt!
Washer & 1as dryer
838-6530 eves. dt\.'ldual w/fmance com SA •e. i. person only. ror busy North H.B. Real puny comruter syi.tem --------...........__ WI M~ ~ 9--5-. Call A J ' 11 sr GU RDS ..........,. ~ -r··-Estate ore. Exper'd. ~
Woae Plus Bonus. 5:301---------
pm to 8 :30 .pm. Coll SffrefCl"Y-Pool
646-4223orcomelo250 E. Stronr typing & sh
17th St., Costa Mesa. abllitlea nee. Apply in
f
l!Xp. • or im or A E.O.E. M/F Days, Jncld'g Sat & Sun
appt.. 645·3153 f<'ull & p/time, all shirts. 8:30 to 5:30. Real Estute GIBRALTAR Kenmore heavy duty
wshr, il.ectrlc dryr. likl'
nu, bofli $2.SO. 960-4488 ---------1 Over 50 yrs. Calif. guard he desirable, but not nee. 1-----------· rt-g. Car & phone necess. c 11 v t ... 6 1371 f SALES
person to Mr. Fuentes,
Robert Bein, Willlom
Ftost & Assoc.. 1401 SAYINGS CREW Gd pay. Call 752·2313 Help Wanted 71 00 tWlp Want.ct 7 100 0;poln~~a ~ ' .,.. · or
MANAGERS (;uards & Guardett~s: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••··~·· ~~~~~~~~~ EUCTROMIC QuallSl, N .B. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION'
Electric washer & ga:,
dryer. $70 both.
cam ·xtra money for HOUSEKEEPER for MEJ?ICAL-Fron.t Offtce RECEPTIONIST Ol~AH SALES SECRETARY P/time cvt.'nang:i & holiday~ Temporary, elderly couple. nds so· positionopen.~or,Nose HIGHEST COM· Newport Center Law 2700W.COC11tHwy Frigidaire 2 dr Refrig
675-0292
Si.ilurdu ys ma nu i: in g full & l' tT opening from meone to drive. t•ook & f.L Throat, focial plastic Needed for hair salon. M JSSl ON/GU A RAN. firm. Some lecal expr Newport leoc.h, CA. Gold 15 cu. rt. Super dl'
Junior SJlcs Persons NO\' 11 thru Jon. 6, 1978. htc hswork L1ve·m, refs sur.:ery. lr~ine. _Die· F,time.S45-7l9'1. TEE J FR t N G E pref, but might consider luxe. 2 Yrs oh!, like new
st-llini,: i.ubscriptrnn~ \'at1ous shirts. Could req.673·2991 taphone, typing. filing, RECEPTIONIST BENEFITS. Sell Jn high trainee. lntelligence, Equulopportuoity $200. 831·25H afl ,.
door to door Jtcquirt.•s "'ork into permanent billing, some buck office. GEN L traffic shoppln& malls. shorthand & typinf re· employerM/F/H wkdays
,an or l;iq(l' sl.ition pos1t111ns. Unarmed. un HOUSEKEEPERS '?d secretarial skills. Nwpl·Be~~~-=~~~~·~. Somcabilltytoplaythe qulred.CallRuthBrazerl~~~~~~~~~l --'"------wagon Phon1· < ollccl, 1Corms rurn'd Apply at St.art J1S() Send resume or~an req'd. Previous &M-2071 Whirlpool Gas Dl')'er, l"' 213-597 0391i /\ft er 1~7 W Victorin Ave, No exper. nee. Ba>·v1ew Ad. 85, Daily Pilot, ____ 64_4_·003_2 ___ sal~ exper. useful, but TENNIS INSTRUCTOR penal lk new, avocado,
500pm.21349R:?l73 Gardl·na, or betwn Conv.Ho.o;p.,2055Thunn P.O.B~x 1560, <.:osto R.E.SALES we wUI train you. Call SECRETARY wanted, mom1n1 hours, $100.H.8.846-9549 ---------1 11>-3PM at membership Ave,CM642·3505. Mesa,CA92626 __ · ___ Mr.Lynn,893·6531. Senior Partner of exper. req. Irvine areu
k Young executives in Newport Beach pa·tent Call Cindy, 752.7355 dmlral Side by S1dt' pie up INSURANCE-Part-time, .._. •i...t-l I •-t "' r...,_ to 11 DELIV£Ry/"ft 00 Jr Be h "WMS• uws commerc1a rea es ..... e Law ""-m __ __._ e..-.....r. re..-.gera r, runs we , • em n unllngton ac casually commercial f k t · ( ru ~ ~..-TIRES-VICE ooc1~ .. routt> for Register lPM 7~12 Edinger Ave exper, agency. 833•0821 & Ordertles •rm. see rainee or SALES secretary w/xlnt skills, -B """" $200. &MHi674 to SPM Over $600/mo t-ounu11n Valley or640--07G9 7·3Stun. Xlnl benefits in· commercial real ~state. For Aft ExcltlftCJ lntelllaence, inltiaUve & 5 Da_y wk. Sal + comrn.
gross, 7 day week. 17099Brookhurst eluding s ick Iv e. lYearexpenenccinreal cu•HR ambition. Capable of Apply, 3000 E . Coast.,, ___ , __ . 8020 estate sales required. ~ 1..1.... ....... 'd Hwy Coc'oudelMar ~ :;.1~ Mission VieJO Insurance Properly & Bayview Conv .• 2055 pr I\' at c 0 r ri ce LOCAL D1v111on or lrg wor-WIUI COMI era-• . •••••••••••••••••••••••
-DELl\'ER"' ( 24500 Alicia Parkway casualty Secretary. Ex· Thunn, CM 642·3505 ' l'I h I t ble lnd~endence. No Tr k Drl , .
1 secretary, draw & na corp. asopen ng o legalorpatentexper re-Tow uc vers ex· Boys yellow Schwinn
ly ·morn t~~ ~·~~a~~ H/\IRDllESSERS, pro-~~S.~cam~~~s~:~:~ NURSES AIDES benefit1>.Call bch•lillcdl1mdmledldiatellylCor qwred. Pleasant office per'lL Top pay. Apply, Vonslty, 24" wheel 10·
routc.No.Cos1aMes<1,& spcrous Newport Beach Bkr, Lag Heh. Cnll 7.3 & 3·1l. Costa Mesa Realonomics,Corp. s arp n v ua n· eoviornment, salary G&WTowlng,lOOOlrvlne Spd In xlnl cond. $55.
I Ito H h ar. Ge--.. ,, s I d 675-6700 t.ercsted In II }Tiarketln14 ..... _ .. on e"per. ·-abUI-Ave, NBG42-l.2.52 750-1799 "1' (II '""a>. u on, un er new Maurine Rradley, area.5493061 coreer. The successful.......,.. .. .,. -------
.-•16·44111 management. 640.4740 494·1087 or 54 9 · 3058. applicant w /the ability to ty. Send quaUticatlons to Bl CV CLE SALE! 15% t1•
EOE NURSES AIDES 1 P O Bo 1971 S •a A
DEUTAL OFFICE HAIRSTYLISTS · le~'tauranl meet people, aml>1tlon & · · x • an... no, 20% off all mdl!I. or VI· '"" Ex per. prcf'd. 7.;J & a cleancut appearance Calif. 92702 !it count & Gitune Bicycle\
Nl't1ds hel1> Front. hack Styles for i.tuys & gal_s. kltcheftC.-nl1or 3 llpm. Mesa Verde ASSISTANT h Id $ 6000 " I ,,...k 2Wh lT l A I R S I S -I""" s ou earn l , + "'--r"""..., ·1 n 11...,.,, • ec rans1 & in the mtddlc Call PP 'f' e~1s u on, o . F/time. Xlnt wages & Conv Hosp, IJGI Center C r I ~ ...._., 1 Autho it 318 M I llB
ti44-01;s:1 Csll laza.540·8888 benefits. Reply to St.CM MANAGER ~~!fits ~~J:.!:fd. ~~~~ HICSOHYACHTS " 1· ~~ y. an, .
Dental <.:hoirsidc Asst. HAIR STYLIST wantc<l. ciassl!ied ad no. 66. c/o Excellent company dependable transporta· ForMrtd'g V-'. · ~,..... --------
l'leasant J.iroup prac. guaranteed sal~ry, xlnt Dally Pilot, PO Box, NURSES benefits. tion. we will train H Excellent opportunity Hc..vl'hanksgJ•hMJ Mens 10 spd Bike, hardly
N.ll. Includes alternate working cond1lions, pd 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca R.M. & L V.N Salaried Position necessary. Rapid advan-Io t Person ab 1 e, Jrvtne'PersonnelAgency used. $65. Layaway fol."
&it /\M's. Ei<pcr'd only. vacations + other1_92626 ________ 1 Full & P/time. J to 11 :30 cement lfquaUCicd. App-solfstarter. Dictation 488E17tbCostaMesa Cuistmas.493·5114
.. HOA pref'd 640-1122 benefits. it92 6656 days or kltchen Het....r shift. Benefits ln<-'I pd COUNTER ly to· skillt required. Marine 'Suite22' 6tt·1470 MEN'S s SPEED · • -- ---493-5449 eves for appt In-,,.... medical insr. Care House TElEPROMmR Industry experle nee ""!!~~~~!!'!:~~-! Lik N MS DONUT I AkER terview F/llme. Raleigh Hills Convel. Hosp 1800 Old PERSONNEL 901 w lGthStrc~t help(ul but not criUcal. -e ew
N 1---------1 HO$p .• lSOl E . 18th St, Tustln Rd. Part·lime, me1hts. Newport. 8 ,.h ,,.a l\c.5 Xlnt benellls. Salary Veterinarian assistant. 645-7421
J.llam. o cxpcr nee. i N 8 645-5707 • ... .,.....,.... R u l •-k d Appl), 3605 S. lirn.lol, Handymon,P/tme · · · SantaAna ___ 8_JS_._1_000_ Expenencehelpful ' open. Ask for ed, .iorn nas ~ w n s. LeTourbySt'hwrnn. 21"
01 Approx. 2 days wk. LAUNDRY LADY ---18orovcr. SALESGIRL 540-6001 Dove~ S ho re a mans 10 speed. Brand
Pu1nling & Carpentry. PART TIME fo' limo sales clerk in Veterinanan Hosp. call new. Sells new for $165
Oonut Shop. Nit<' sh1 fl App I y i n person , Weekeods onl)' · No exp EYEHIMG MGR. Apply in person· nautical clothino alore. SECRET ARY •ton Ar.1,540-7030 w i 11 s c II r or U 2 5 • 11 Bayview Conv .. 2055 2 s p "'1 ,.. U 25"'45 Yrs 1-u tame 135 Gulliver's Restaurant. Thunn,CM 642.3S()S S175week. Outgoing. en -·" · Ml,ISl be rehablt.', have w/R..E. cetlM WAITEH-Exper'd for Hl28·9348cvsorwkends. ~:.17lhSl l'\1 Mon-Thurs. 9-!0am & thui.1a~l1t personaht~. TuesdaythruSaturday sult.'Sl'Xl)(!r CullSSG05-IO Takedlctol.loo.Willingto PlivateClub673·351!1afl 3 20 .. 8 , V 1 DRYC LEAHING 3·5pm .. 18482 MacArthur Legal Secy-Litigation Working with youth. pnor to 11 29 & 11130 for work weekends, a!lsist lo 2PMWed-SUn °~ 8 ars t; Ell, Irvine Min5 yrs exp. XlnC skills. Must be over 25 & huve a CARL•S JR. intcn iew11 co-ordinating offices pre· Schwinn BikC!s, ea. ~.
PRESSER Top sal. Call 752-2518 or d e pen tl a b I c e a r . 19512 Beach Blvd ---aenUy 10 San Clemente to Waitresses wonted nlte!I, P_P_-_644_·GG04 _____ _
Combination. Ex per. HELPUS 642-8789for oppl. Sul)t:rvisln~ udults & car· llunllngton Beach, CA SALESLADY Oceanside. Sal+comm. no exp. nee. Mr D'S Co!· TANDEM: Gltane 10 spd,
pn:f'd. Lag Htlls area For beauty salon. Full or -----------• ner.i Available eve. & Contemporary retail Ph: Pat Bryant. Pres. ree Shop, 30SO E. Coast modJiicd 837.-~o p /ti me . RI ch a rd LIQUOR Clrk. P /Time. Saturdays. 642-4321, ext. store needs talented. Whitewater Water Rlty HW)', Corona del Mar 00-7~
Ouellette Salon, 200 Over 25. 2 nite wk. 2SQ, between 1·5 PM. Ask •----------mature 'saleslady Full Inc 492-6643or498-2722
ENGINEERING TECH Newport Center Dr. N.B. 642-6537 for Jim Re21taurant & part-time, Musl:be ex· ' waCOMI WAGON Girl's 3-spd l':x pan ding <'iv 111 _________ , ---------per. Sulary +com-'y wanted Ptr. 3 dya seeks representatives In Schwinn, $30.
engineering & plannm~ MACHINIST PartyPlanManGC)ft's COUNTER mission. we.ek. Good phone OranaeC<>unty. F1exlble 754-7782 ofc has an immcd. o1>en· Hospital Centerless Grinder Opr. Exper'd. Full train!n&. Also'Need personality & some hours, good earnings, C-_._--------
ing for a te<'hnician to '4.DMlmHGCLERk Exper'd. Deltron1c Wcwillshowyouhowto PERSONNEL STOCkGlllL clerical exp. needed. car required. Training vn 8035 ·
perform t•1vll en~ineer Part-Time Corp., Costa Mes a. rrwke $100 your lsl duy. Part-time evenings 499-4621 provided. Equal Op-•••• .. •••••• .. •••••••••
1 n I( ca I cu I at i 0 n 8 , Emergency room ex per. 545-0403. p a r l I 1'' I l ; m e . Part&Full-Time Pleui;e call S44·2GS2 or Service Station Atlen· partunlty Employer. Call PERSIAN kittens, CFA
earthwork quantities pref'd. Maid r II ti P /T Purcwater, Inc .. Mr. Days&nights apply'lnperson, daot, exyer'd. Dav •-kny Bryan (714) 835·330 rogistered.Sbowquali\y .._., · g rr· I I Apply In Person to 5• u me or · Bl 675 ...,45 k d & 18 or o"er for closin" "' "" "-• nda 12 """ 00 PM 638 ""''"' s ... yeyin ° ice t·a cu 8 "''ud •-OK ~·1 /F Al lltl· -o• w n • .. "-PROPOS Eves. Ful •-p/Ume. A"'-... o Y :vv-u: • "''.JVO t ons •-t l" ti Mrs. Sullivan ~ en... • •• · so c:.An1247 kd Apply in person: "' "' ..--T .. -• .a y 9 00 3 00 P ... 1 .,.cos c:sima nR SunClemente handyman needed . ev~ ..... v-w ys. 291-'ashionlsland,'NB ply,She11Station,17th& -a : - : m SABLE Burmese kitten.Ii. t:.111 Jack G. Raub Co, 6423030 2~p.m. Irvine NB 1 h tis 125 Baker St, <.:M 92ti2ti General Hospital --·-------PIXAltswtr Sff'I. TuesdaythruSalurday Saleslady, cm Shop. • • WOQDWOllCEIS wil old til Ch tmai.•
• 17\41751·2510 654 Camino de Los Mares Maintenance man p rr. Wont to work days, after· Mature. Do not apply un· Service Sta. Nleht Attend Mill men assemblers 213•865•7710 ·
San Clemente Eves & wknds. Dover noons & evenings in NB CARL'S JR. less you have exper. 2 Or 5 nltes a wk. App.y, sanders: sprayers & Dogs 8040.
llOSTESStCASHIER Shores Veterinarian & CdM areas? Work 2092S.E.Brlstol Bug~s Inlernatlonal. SbeU,l7th&lrvlne,NB stainers. Exricrienccd •••••••••••••••••••••••
Now taking applications, ~.froo Call Mon AM. ~::k':n~ o; rrf~~.t ~i:~ Santa Ana, CA 200WestcUrrDr, NB Service Sta. Attendant, :':!~tesx~e J~~tf8{v~ DOGTRAlNJNG
apply in person Mon-Sat. ---------• Pay r or ex Per • d ~~~~~~~~~1 s•• •1r• .. .ut..1 exper'd, Full or p/Ume. MacArthur Blvd Santa Your Place or Mine 3·5PM, 2735 W. Coast ~r-.A" • John Martin 548·0059 Hwy. Nwpt Beach. MAMAGEMEHT o~rators. Call 640-~12. HARDWARE Apply Arco Station, 17tb _An_a_. _______ ,---------
Hosten/Weekends &
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Ing. Apply, 2633 W. CA>ast
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OPflORTUHITY E.O E. Restaurant P/timeSat/Sun &lrvlne,C.H. ~ Beautiful Shih Tzu pup-
Posihon now open in p----• T-' and 1 weekduy Se St AU d t M pies, w /shots, AKC reg.
printing management ~ .--vi-"" NEW RESTAURANT Kenn Rimm HwdwoN rvice a. en an ••••••••••••••••••••••• Champion hne 536-9627 f Our &rowing agonc~ 1 P/t.lme. l'.feat appear. & ........ IOOS · -
or progressive person seeks dynamic indiv. 2668HarborB .CM handwrfttn& only need ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• STLKY Olk. Eng. Cocker ~a~~ e~;1't~~ i:~~i W/Ulcs hackground OPENING SAUSMAH ~fJd'Yc:JS90 Newport . PUIUCAUCTIOM mAleAKC, \year
Oppor Employer. Send Good personality to train C RL JR Electricat Department ' MANY ITEMS OF FINE 700-0(Xf?
resume to 1660 Placcn· ~U:~lo~~ner';i~~1,~~~! A '$ • F/tlnMlncludwef'konds Serv.StaHelpneededlm-F.STATE JEWEi.RV, Enc Springer Sponil·I
tla, Costa Mesa, Caw/relaxed atmosphere. Cooki&Counter ICtnnRJ•H.-dwcare mad.Fullo.rp/t.Apply, ,ART OBJECTS, AN-AKC.Male3yr,lovablc
92627,c/oJimDeVore. CallCarryFox,S40·605S. Personnel 26G8HarborBl,CM f*) E. Cst m•y, Nw-pt .nQU~J/.INE i'URN., pct, «d w/chldrn. oldr
Coostal Penonnel Aaen-Part& Full-Time lkh. ETC. p ONZ FOR JN. cpl Must sac daughter
MAMICUalST
F/tlme tor buay salon.
RJchard 01Je1lette Salon,
cy, 2790 Harbor CM Doys1&nighls SAWPERSOM , Shop Instructor to work ·~~ BROCUUnE. alierglc. S25. Ph :
(Call or apply Monday> Lunch time help needed For pet •hop. Exper d. w/youlhl betwn ages 7-16 1-Ml-·2_1M_. -----
immediately. Full or Port-time.· Send yrs. Ph: 642-8372 betwn Lhdlla Apso pups, AKC, 3
Ph. D. Social Sciences. Applyinper&on: resume to Ctharol, 1ea621 hm·5pmfot11ppt. MUSICIOXI$ males, 2 partl·colorcd, t Lecturer for Sprlna 2 Sp m Port Barmou , N.B. . C .. .,
Quarter Wome n 's Tuesday.thruS.aturda1 ~ SHOP WORK: Perma· LO'-"$ nil wht. btn thick toats,
Studiea team-l.Qughl in-For the Wiestmln1t43r SALc-s PERSON OR ntnt parMlmo work. Slot Machlno1, Nkkclo· shol'I, $170. 6444_7_2.8 __ terdl1clplinary Cort ... 1 "" Holl.l'lflexlble 173-5840 deona. phonoarapha. ---F Course: Women lo Soc-lo· ma 1 l N T 8 R i 0 R · World 's lar1eat aelec DULL MASSTJF • obe ty, Cro11·CUltural UnltsaccepUng DECORATOJl ito ex• tlon. Alao gaits, dlentyoungmale. Fawn
Perspectives. Satar)': applkatlons: neceuary, wlll trnln. furniture. ant.lquu. & white. Must have lo\
$3740. Please tend ro-18951 Brookhunt Good bentfltl. C10 Mr. Amutcan International; lna home with yard
i.ume bJ December &th to P'ount.ain Valley, CA Roll &tMU3 1802 Kttterin1; lrvhto.1_-. __ 9i_oe ______ _
•--'---.----'-----• Wocnoo'1 StUdl Search SALES P/Ume. Artifact .,,._1m. Open Wed.:S-1. SllHIAM HUSl<Y ~!~Tltv'!•~uif :r"!: .IJl400oldenweat Showr oom. Opeoln1 pupa, o FA, A KC.
Vnlvtraltv ot CaUfomla, Westnilnatet, CA •ooii. )faturoJ \l'Up. '1151·1333 ' (Nophonecali.pleaH) peraon. Jntor1or de· ,.._ ___ ;;.._ ___ _
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PlcnJRB FRAMING helpful. Intltrv iew Ina P\Jpplca, a bow quahly
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'72 2AOZ, air, m.11 wheels, aulomaU~. 'et "C" clean, n•• In·
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1210 '15 PonchO 912, 5 apd, 1970 Cben Yan • sDC.'ed. c.dlo "he4ter. !'!~\.'3000· •Mo.s, 1M1a
e cyl atick ah1rt, new 'i1WI 2 door model fa In '1'Sl4'08tC. Lthr Int:, pwr JIOIWl.AIMl, H.B.
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tires, sPort. wheels. new I t77 IMW JZOI 1 exctlltnt condltion · Window Auto lrana CLAS$l
paint, runa iireat. $229$. 4 1peed, air condltloninti, ' <at.aN~L).Y 52695 . ~ iu:nri. $18,000/bsi ~::,red. ,u!i =:,,';.
953-0771of540-9381 tte reo ca u o t.t e " "'" f!itr~~1an $lo500/blt 17,.7009 ~~~~~~~~! fi:gk~~)1. \1t! 1n~~: · :74MR4SOSl:l: 117STarsa tllT. AM·N,
mutt see to app~lat.41.1 Ltillbtr lnt~nor, pwr. alr nu rtdlala aU011. SADOLllACK ~ crua.se conttul, Sc.I• IA Sl • t 21&$ llARBOR 8LVD. 1tero0t a met.awe paint. per c ~ or • VAU.IYIM,ORTS 540-441os40.02u Jn 1reat. condlUon t n+:_m_-_1541_,.... _____ _
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YOUR DATSUN "2·3731
Boat & RV Storage spaces PAID FOR OR NOT If{{ IOY
avail. $30. mo. Newport TOPOOLLAR &'Sf a llOAOWAY .....,.. 97.21 Mere~280 c 197$, :itlnt CARVIR
Dunes, 1131 Back Buy FOi TOP CARS SAHTA A"A ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. Good prtte. Jan ROllS·RO-.CE
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<!6 fl Thu n ct c r b ir T rtaflon d U ED IMW' · 1975 Mil 210 formulll torr shore l 351 • cnap0r FUzzbu.ster radar etec-* S 1 * oood. Great investment. · aouo s~DAYI . • 5 Strin9 lanjo , . I •••••••••••••• ••••• • • • • l o r b r u n d n e w 'TI 530! upd 286SEU $19,~/ofr. 6'15-1903 SEDlnANl • To~~,cco browndl ·------.......:.-'"...; ~SlZS 673 u25i. ~:~~· t'l(r~i~~dg~~1~kl~. ~.Sale/ s15o.:never used Will "17320iaS/R lnRSK " mmac~ con • •75 Sllver Shadow,
.. Slcep!I four. Under 50 Rtftt 9 I 20 sell for$100.536·W7_1__ WE BUY, '78,20024spdSJR401PDP Rat 97•5 ~!'to· a(2PP29~1a•.'1· Muat xlat cond. 21,000 .ml.,
646-6.'IU7
'ustom Amp w rui1, wa . ••••••••••••••••••••••• c••.awc.a•s T 4 -.~ .. .., cu1tom IUJlTOOf. wa, rl'Verli. Trc•molo & hours used :11m:c new 6 i b '66 Bui German .. _.... "" 77~4sp013R p •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Blaupuokt radio 41:
covers. Xlnl cond. $1500 whl'el trailer inrlud,ed· Fo_r Sale. 0 t· ca ov~r Kilometer' style body. a TRUCKS '76530iA S/R 712PQM 1975 FIAT cuaette + 8 tract quad,
new. askml( !'1>50. c:wld also full canvus Call camper.I xcn1\5~ofos6 Xlnl transmission. Mlr CloMdORSundays 124~ Wood ateerlll& wheel, John Felter ut 642 0010 o _Reasonab !. · 8 · -'·sa•"embled, nds rblt. Guitar. ~ood <'ond. w -CONNELL ............. GEco•l'W'l'VtJl v 1 I ·-drMn1 U1bw $38 eoo w case New $46!1, askin)l M0.82ll. _ _ tf 1976 Squire cabovet Sunrr. $200. 675·9384, ~ ,.. .... , 1 ~ ery ow es • very PP. 714-87~ • •
$l)l) s.is 0012 B "'Y L "'U .... CH camper. Sel!·cont roof 646·7914 OLDEST clean! <4NNJM).
A ~ " storage. silk! 6 548·5349 CHEVROlET & Priced to Sell!! 6$lJCf 6door, sunroof, nlce t160 Office Fumltur• & ()1e~l. J8' 675·7665 - -.t..~for Solt -Ha bor Bl d llU. YATES" Inter. Runs wen. $1800 ...................... . -=-· .j 8085 PARTIAL Cabover ror --r v . R c E .. c: ··-··"·91M s·.a ... . .. ..,..pmtm B k d d s· '--I \II ••••••••••••••••••• •••• COSTA MESA · . VW.fO S ,....,,,_or.....,. * -* ·······················Grand an s stan ar ..,._-( I l'On Anti I 541r1200 San JuanCapiltrano Tbanl111lvin1 Holiday 'ooden dt•sks C:li5, Ex ~.e,.n416eln4ccs . mu!>l sell cCc. 9520 Sales·Serv1ce·LeaJln& 137 .. •oo .. ,~ .. sll '76Mft450SB. Salenowaomi.ontod•Y f ecut1H' t'hrs s.1a. File:. 2 36 """" ....................... WE PAY TOP DOLLAR Roy CCll"fer,lnc. ._ "" .,...., F\ally ltutur1 equipped thrll Sunday. Ul) to $300 ! &.. I clr.1\lot•r -..12 ~2 Pl.111 T\lom chi 'lkw-+-many 8' Pullman camper !.hell CORVAlR '66 Monza. FORTOPUSEDCARS RoU.koyce ~MW 1976FIAT incll.Milnl cruise control, UNDER Invoice~ (3B80).
'f1h·s i.111 wus & l)Pt'S utrJs 'iupH rond S75 l015·20-meter3ele Clean $8SO or besl ofr FOREIGN,OOMESTIC 1640Jambortie 124SPtDH iunrool,alrconditlonin&, CallfOfdetalls.
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1 o 1 ol r 17 14 1 ~nl beam SSO 548 9691 Must sell 546-597_5___ orCL~ICS Newport !!each 640-~4 Jl&ereO tape & leather in· IEACH IMPOITS 4 ~ PIJcenlla, C:. ll u:u 2777 ,,.., u your car is extra clean COMVaTIILl taior. (°'6M3l. • -.. • ~oJ:r':'I .. .........__,Ori 9550 -1977 IMW 3201 Withs•-~ & low miles· MB DOVE ST RE~~ '() r l 1 ct' r ('I u ( J l 1 II ..: 21' SKIPJ ... CK .. "-••• &ee us first. ........ <Near MacArthur Blvd. • r "" 9150 ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• I.AUER IUICK 4 speed, iunroof, stereo In immaculate condi· ~-J--....__n:..-d) 1 Completc rurniturr ,,, :1 Complete $22,800 ••••••• ••••••••• •• •• ••• AMC.JEEP cueette. etc Muat lee to tioo! (222JtDlt). • ......., ...... -• .. pnvateqffJces.-Mu:.t:.t•ll 17141599-3769 1971 250 Yamaha \1X· 29'l5HarborBlvd. a-.reclate!<929SET). MAKIOFFll 1'4,EWPOaTB&ACH ~ 1mmecJlately. 759 9~5 -T k.t r l r k Bo• #I ht CalJf. Co6ta llesa 979·2500 ,.., 71~00 - -, erry 1 ron or , ,., UTS AL '6HARIP-1Sl De:.k Copier l1 l r u 1:. c 111 0 n ~ · shocks, etc. S550. Call WEO ELL L TOP ~ llPz 220A 4di Sedan, o;afa 9765 ~~new $450 l Vr 11111. Mahogany pl:ink motor 002·9898after7pm JEEP DEALERS Do•• "'R sunroof, clasaic. •••••••••••••••••••••• '1ik.enew 6457221 hoal,nt!weng,newpoinl ---lNTHESTATE w..I" r :.... In & out. Newport l:kh '76 KAWA 900 Custom HUGEIHVEHTORY ID S3000/belt offer. 9'11M145 lll'OllYOU
i:Pianos•Of"CJClftS 8090 1110011111( av1ul S4.000 Paint Cbromr Xlnt AllModelsNew&Used PA '78 124 Spfder, 5 spd, e.9AM&5·7PM s&LYOUI _
:••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1t1-m01alt5PM l.'ond. Must sell $1700 LeasmgAvatlable FOR CLEAN lt76 IMW 3.0SI macs. new radials. Collectors atlenUon, rare TOYOTA
I New Hrancl N amt• Piano~ 71 Sk1pJat·k '76 HD SPortstcr Custom Cotta Mesa Silver with blue leather. faasette ~e~,08~~ras, MB 300SE Cl .. sle. 5 pa111 See us fo( a top •dollar"
l 10•, ovt•r t·o111 :io· oJ)4!n Paint. Extra Ch~omc AMC Je-, Pwr wlndow1, sunroof, mmac c • · cpe, 19f3. Lo ml. Nr ettlmatet
AeachM0!!1d\•ntcr ·~i.1K•l lii3:J..117 2.'i00m1. Must Sell S2700. 2524HARBORBLVD alrcond.,automatac&ln '74 Flat Xl9.,.,M,a1s. perfectmech.&vlsua,uy. MAR~UISTOYOTA HG1 Ueach Blvd. II II C<Mlta Mesu ~9·8023 excellent condition. Only AM /FM ster. Mlchelio f18'0. Call Bened ct, M IONvt"'•O
n 8478!'>Jt: On~ Ill' South l'oa~t Bay M~rk631 -1564 -28,000milea.<50502A6). rad Xlnt cond $3300 714·552·7937 or 131 ""•I04fl/l.'7"'1 .. IO
l.aunc·h w 6 l.'YI grey MOPED BF.ATER. 2 mo JEEPS "77'1 llOY CARVEil IMW 581·Sm. • • W-439·1'80 ·-.,. a
bEAUT. IH62 W1I M.1~l'r mnr1 nc en.:, good old kawal>aki 100 Streel c J ~ • s, c J. 7 • 1 , IMPORT CA.RS 1540JamboreeRoad '67 MBi23QSL llolhtops Tl To)'Ota Corolla. Dlx
80" Grand P1uno ~l!l\15 n.~turablc cond. S650 ur bike. xlnt cond 6 Mo. Cherokees, Wagoneere, NEWPORT BEACH ...... 9727 4 spd, AMtFM, fuel lnJ: ext, s&ndr'd Int 2000 lfll.
trade for? 673·!1>17 SC hull. all interrnr warranty $400 S.18 7182 Pick ups, up to $1,200 ctls· AU. MODELS 64().6444 ••••••••••••••••••••••• teeth . ..,200. 80·101G Call~7'4eves.
woo<lw11rk + lrlr 111-000 ti •~~ i..a '77 •• Hammond Spinet \ti, xlot eluded S?50 1 l)I ~rcy 19'74 Honda 360 CR Very cowit.s. 5 yr~. m e WI """•ASSIC'' mnllN"•W daysonly • '71 Corolla lOw ml new
cond 1495 ma r1 nc en i: S250. clean. runs great $585 waCrr~aMil~-~!i:._ .._.EEO 1970 BM w 2soocs HONDA Cars 1976300D. Lo ml, Immac. bra.kes, radlall, ad'cond. -
642 1915 fi73 4596artcrlipm .J!l2·0lfi7 ..,.......... '~ .... " d ~ ... ,..._ trol ... A ............ ••• ..... 2001 E lst,SAS58-8000 CLc&i..a COUPE·4 spec / sun •MANY ... ..,...., '-••econ • a ...... ,,_......._.. __ ~·---""""----
Small updK)lt PIANO ai• Jdfrw:. Grc;,t hshmg BMW '67 Hti9\'S runo; and ~" roof. factory a1r cond.. T c11......-·-Fr l AM ~ FM st.. r 0 o. '7 Co W f 11 Jdeal fdt student or apt Twn mtr ~Int l'•lnd I~ rme Sf!OO llonda lt7STOYOTA USED CARS Bla.upuokt AM /FM o -om Sl4650/ofr PP.8'45370 4 rona aron, u Y
XJnlc()od .. u11 '"57'21 Lanck-..taer NOW -'-reo.-1 .. ctri•"·lndo"'s. U.._.IVERSITV • . equipped, alr, auto, ... ""'"" " "110011 orr Dt~pcratc '76-750, over "800 in ex n11 i"""h "l"'t • h 1 .. ., " 1 , 74Ml%450SI AM/FMradlo,luinck,
UPRIGHT PIANOS 551> fi2tl0 tras $1.800 Jim 193 7811 4-Wltffl Drive C.U PAPPY l~ct~c a bJ°Je : ,~:01 In OldlMobUe Complete wJlb stereo, wood &ratn alda, xlnt
Steinway Sharp $\IS% l!'I' Slo li()Jt elt!l' starl ·72 CZ 400cc P.1X or de~t>rl \cry low mile• & pnced 540• 5630 terior. tn~cellent condl· HoftdD Can • GMC p,,r. windows, crulae cond. $'U95. 83S·38Sl
Paul'• PIGftO Shoppe Evmrudt• JS. 111" ~hi trlr. Good cond . mechan1t·al to sell! <42SNON) Uon thruout & only 63,000 Jrucb conlrO.l & less than 3',000 '77 Celi" L1ft. Back, sin,
728 w t91h CM s.iH 72i2 tnm tab:., J1:lr.1 prop. gd Jy perfect $495 1131 72b8 llLL YA. TIS miles! $10,500 fl.rm. Pri. 2850Hal'bot'Blvd. miles. A rare llnd l au&o, 11.000 mi. Flllter.
Piano, small upright or :C~~:~n~1:551l or besl l91~175Yamaha,$25U VW.PORSCHE ply. Call owner •t CosUllteioa 5'0·96CO (J42l.:JW). Map,x1Dtcond96s.1920. naterarvlng,J?oodt·ont~1 1970360YumnhaSlOO Son J uanCaplstnno 2626HAlt80RBLVD. M2.0l38. 50MPG! 1970 Honda 600 ..;G:;;;:.IOO:,;...;.;;.:.' _ __, ___ ~
llon$2CJ5.84770l7 \1llSTSELL1 :11'llerlram a56-4998 137·4800493·4511 COSTAMESA C.-1 9715 S.edan S7'U. Radio, T....... 97'7
tolybr1dl(c S1>ortsf1sher ---••••••••••••••••••••••• heat.er. recent ovttrbauJ. ••••••••••••••••••• .. t• SewingMachinu 1093 Comp new thruout '7lYAMAHA2SOEnduro, Bronco'69 Mustsell. WllUY 1976Caprill.P/S,custom RUNSSUPER!646-3006 -;---76TRIUMPHTR7
•••••••••••••••• .. ••••• to'ul1y equlp'd. Xlnl $300. Honda Trail 90. Ue11tofCer USED CARS! int, AM·FM crus, 1mrf, ./_ 12 MS.::!80-SE '·~ SWl· Immaculate " loadedr
SING ER Olx 7.i11 Zu11 . rond° DuyK 1175·91100. needs work $100. 540·3238 Cal, 646 5267 We're the new Cbevrolet nu u~1. Asklnic $3950. '76 STATION W111. Xmt. roof, rMtalUc blue, wbt Air cond .• AM /FM stereo ~~~:I ~~~~;~:t~~. x:,~~ cvc>s . 673 5033 Ya!Jl<lha 125 Roud Bike, '76 Chevy Blo1er,loeded, dealership' ln lbe Jrvtne ~ cond, AM/FM,A/C, tup leather int. $7500. cauette, 100 + map.
lonholes hlind lwm11 i!5 , 0 I' EN' P /\ H 'I' y mmt cond. 1Owner.1700 xlnt cond. $6200/bcst of. Auto Center. We need --rack. $.!ZOO. or make or. 6'2·5413 mlcbelln tiref, sunroof,
-sews stn:tt·h & buttons• l.AUNCll ~ c·onvt top Mi. $525. Chnst1e or Scott fer. 551-1759, 558·5780. your \&S4!d earl "16 <;aprld JI. ~l.nt condi· , Early AM Ol' afU;8QPM.. 1975 Ml% ZIOC only 12, 000 m llu' mono "ram ~ u"nd' !l' ti"am occai\ ••oinn 496·3597 or 494 0062 - ---JOE tlon,loa edwthoxtras 675-8438 A p 11. i•h carmlneredw/1addleln· .. .,, .,~ · ~ ' "' "' k) '75FORDXLTRn g '"-644·7747 " a u e r,. car w • tertor Many more elC· Guaruntecd Walnut hull , Chrysler enR. (~ n er, MAC PHERSON ''11 Sedan, radio. iiK mi. AM /FM stereo cassette., traal ·Pr/pty (JAX 'le)
cabnt. l~clud<•d No cpt•d. bail tanks, outrig· .74 HONDA Elsinore !:'ctreu~~~k!~·s~~~: ~:; ~CHEVROLIT .,........ 9720 CLEAN I! $7'15. P.P • crutsecont~I& very low &40-l1Teoi&tt-2040
credit req d Bulunt•r $42 J(Cr f1tl1ngs. Xlnt. hull & 250MT 2400 mi xlnt ml Xlnt d Be l ( ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-8143 miles. (1()5302).
or $10 monthly (..'oiler enit $1500 m improve cood $sso or be~l ofr si-!1964 con ' 8 0 r. 21AutoCeoter Drive * DRIVE A * JOIJMCr 11730 MUST SELLllf
lion Dept. W11rchuusc ments last yr. AskmJ! Day~ 213·595 4673, eve UtVINE LITILE. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
832·2101 SZ400 bek stdofrTlakes it 714·960-~ 'f/1 Jeep Wa1ooeer. 8000 768-7222 * ••• '* 19 71 J a I u a r X J e.
th1!< w n er ms . ---ml on naw ene $1700 S.6.VE .A. LOT !! SpottlRcJ Goods 8094 !17'J 1671or6755347 '&J 450 Honda chop, •Pr· t60-2dor ma) s4&-?l8l, ~. bllporttd " A .Sliver/Red Interior. Xlnt
••••••••••••••••••••••• . --;-, -in&er front end, rigid. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOPltCO!'dPAR~
Fischer Super&lou 77 ~anger l9 \.hull. nd&ed,risers,&PorlYSis· '54 WILLYS PltUp. ,d, Ge•NI 9701
'Wskis, 1!15 cm w 0 ru 65~ank~2°'· SY bar. square light, tires, riJnl, v• train, ••••••••••••••••••••••• p.-S75 MK ·SOO Wood er S45· or 338·7 _ reblt eng. drag plpe1 comp. reblt: Jlord 6 '67 SUnbeam Al Con·
Ocm w ~ckel bind· l940Classil' 14· Runabout. Sl~ofrer.894-4580 cyl, xlnl. coftcl ~ or vert . 80% reator d .
·$45, Siu boots·~1ze5 m board $950 Homt Sale best 0 r r . D. y s (Have receipts). Great
, 7. 8b, 10; S7.sp. 12!>. 67s.e164 ~/S.__!:. V160 213·595·4673, eves car. Muat sell, bs\ olr. ~ 5. Girl s ice -----"'""" , ... -r 71'·9fi0·3'04 61~ tell SN, skate bag loatl, Soll 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---.:.....;.;:.:;..:.. _____ _
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" aurlboord with ~cw Sell your boatthru m~torhome Crom Herb 1975 FORD VJ Ton CUstom *ALFA IOMIO *
& lea1h S35. Cull SAAwHWIST_.._. Friedlander Call any of Shortbed·VB, automatic, Than.ks•"'"'"'I Holiday 138. vv• a." these nwnbers AM/F)f stereo tape, 1ide .. , • .,, YACHT SALIS 199•6777 tank•. air aboek•. Sale now aolnt!aon today
RUIJHIWPOllT 5l7-7777 chrome plpe1, chrome ~~ Sun~y. 11 (qr de·
DEALERS IU-1111 atepbumpcr, '°'lamps. 1~;..CH IM•ORTS (7).4)673·9211 b1,1.tton tar1>, m•gtr & ...-r-. --ci.mtom feint. 300. Pr•. 148 DOVE STREET Motor HolM Rental pty. Cal 835-0010 "rtcr 4 (Near ftl.acArtt\ur Blvd. 18'12' to 31' pm &Jamboree Road).
Fully setr contained i...: NEWPORT BEACH
Resel'Ye now for 77 h~""Ton Chev)' flckup, 752·0f00
summerfunwknds take over p~ymenh. -----...--
REQENCYMOTOR 648-~1_ ---~ 9707
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925 N, Harbor Blvd, S.A. Cri\j>r lpc . tr\r hi\Ch, I t75 AUDI FOX
••S3l·2503•• It U.000 ml, ~ •• uto, Jp I Automatic, alt cones .,
MOTOR HOM ES .8. Aq, ltereo. Wee n , ,\lorOc:if, l&>w mlles & \n
FOR R~N1' orr1Van lrld . P.P. l'J'ftUCUlate condiUoll. 642..aM.2 '328.~PZ>. f. :t'.. ~ Ofllllll
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Top cash U far Your VW.
Pald for or not. Call
Keith or Jerry.
BOB WITHAM VW
7800 WMtmUiater Ave.
"JO VW Convt. AM/FM, clcttal clock radio. new
tires. runs well. S1800/bal
olr. Call "5-2237.
Yehoo
·auto CENTER
1425
BAKER
ACROSS f'ROM FEOCO
COSTA MESA
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CADILLAC
TRADE-IMS
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'6' VOUCSWAGEM
7P.,ASS.IUS
lo excellent condition, 4
speed tranamlaslon,
radio, healer & luggaiie
rack. <ZCC008l.
$1799
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1974 .. OHTIAC
GUHD .. RIX
Full power, ractory air
rond .. t.alt wheel. rallyc
wheels, automatic. Lan
dau lop, bucket seals &
• pwr. stecrinl( brukes·
windows. 1983JTU >.
$2799•
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1973SCOUT
4X4WAGOM
V8. power s teering,
while spoke wheels & off
roud tares. This ii wheel
drive i11 in c"ccllenl con
dltlon. (033M BJ ) .
$3999•
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lt77FORD
MUSTANG GHIA
VI, autornaUc. air cond ..
pwr. 1teerln1 &t pwr.
brakes., Michelin Urea &
rallye wtiecls. padded
vinyl top. (624 RKZ). WeekeodSpecial atonly
$4999•
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1971 CADILLAC
SIDAM DIVtu.I
Full power, ractor1 air
cond., AM /FM 1tereo
with a lrack tape deck.
tilt wheel. cruise control,
80/40 Mata. yellow OX·
terlor with matchln1
padded top • aold cloth interior. Jn excel~nt con·
d ltlont (604NIH >.
Weekend Special at onl~
$~499
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Cadillac -1978
CADILLACS
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QUALITY
&PRICll
LARGEST SELECTION
OF NEW &t USED CADILLACS IN
ORANGE COuNTY
CADILLAC VALUE
PROTECTION PLANS
Available on mo.st cars
USED CAR
CLEARANCE
SALE
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1977 & 1976
CADILLAC
SfVIU.IS
Cl>ToCbooae From
All fully eqwpped wllh
deluxe reatures. 1976
Seville (21JNIM) H low
as
$9188
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1977 & 1976
CADILLAC
ELDOUOOS
(T) To Cboos4' f'T'om
AU ruUy eq"pped •ith
many deluxe extraa. 1976
El Docado (.SPCX). u
Iowas
$7988
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"SHOfl IY .PMOHF
494-1131 146.'9'7
"78 Monte Carlo. AC,
ml. loaded.
$4700. 848-3400 1976 CADILLAC
C<M'I DIVllUS (4)Coupc1"Sedana '.'JS Monte Carlo AC. PS1
EXAMPLE: All power PB. PW. radials, lundau
f.lta, leather Interior. top, very clean. $3600.
AM/FM ater«> wtth tape ~-......_
player, t'rulse control, '73Caprlce F.11t11lc Wagon,
etc. (818NIL) air. cruise control. Im· $7288 mac. l own.,. UH.
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1975 CADll.tAC '11 Chev Mal Chic:. Lan· & DOIADO chlu. PBJPS. air. lSM ml.
hit power, •t.treo, tape, PP· "350. MS-4948
atl leather h1lerlor, '73 Monte Carlo, loaded.
cruise control. etc. S3000 bst ofr. Serlou
(aD:IWW), b\O'C" only. 673-6320 .
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l'X>nd1t1oning. power ateenng. PoW9I"
c.llac brakes. radio, heater, whrtewtll
tr rea. vinyl r~lt .!lnted gla11, WhMI
covers. Lie. IO~N. .
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1 6 cyl., .,io. tran•.. P<>"1' ateerlng. radio • ......,, whitewall tires. v1nyt roof,
tinted glaae, wheel covera. Lie.
1539NLG. . ,. . ... ... .. . . . . ... .. . .
52399 ··.
'75 FIAT .
. X/lt
4 speed. AM/FM ·a tlPt ater.0 ,
heater, only 23,500 mllet. l!tc.
to99M)(N Stk. #N024A.
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V-6. auto, tran.., ~ &teenng,
brekee, l*flo, h41ater, with Shell. Lo L:Q
Mileage. Slk. tT2°"'A 1 C49157